the 25—year—old humanitarian worker was aboard a boeing 737 max addis ababa, killing everyone on boardaved families. we have such deep sympathy and condolence for the 346 families that suffered loss, both in the lion air and the ethiopian flights. for us as a company, the commitment is, how do we ensure that this terrible loss results in greater still improvements to aviation safety? and that little speech, it's just words. empty words. he doesn't know what it's like. he can stand there and talk about life changing. he doesn't know the meaning of the words. for the pegrams, grief and anger are still clearly very raw. they're hoping the long delayed inquest will put the focus back on those like sam, whose lives were taken away, perhaps answer some remaining questions, and even give them a little bit of closure. theo leggett, bbc news. to the us now where discussion about the controversial energy drink known as prime has reached capitol hill. the leading democrat in congress, the senate majority leader chuck schumer has called on the us food and drug administration to investigate the hig

boeing aircraft with 157 people on board crashed minutes after take—off from the ethiopian capital addisally flawed. boeing has since admitted responsibility, but under a controversial $2.5 billion deal with the us government, it avoided prosecution. today, after years of delays, an inquest has opened into the deaths of three of the british citizens who were aboard the plane. for their relatives, it is a landmark moment. theo leggett reports. that was the day he came to see you when you were born. do you remember bringing him? yeah. — that was special, wasn't it? he was so chuffed that he had a little brother. old memories are bittersweet for the pegram family. four years ago, mark and deborah lost their son, sam. and their grief is still intense. he used to talk to you and tell you stories. he was just a joy to have with in your life. and hejust made our lives better, really. and he's left a really big hole. this is where sam died. the 25—year—old humanitarian worker was aboard a boeing 737 max that crashed shortly after take—off from the ethiopian capital, addis ababa, killing everyone

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robert addy was on an annual tuna fishing trip with his three daughters when they captured this video of whales breaching simultaneously. he is no stranger to the ocean, but is stunned to have captured this once in a lifetime experience. just pure joy it because we could hear them too. you could hear that huge belly flop and then they were communicating. it seemed like afterwards we could hear the blowholes. they were only about 300 yards away. so it was spectacular stun amazed, but mostly joy. it was such such an uplifting thing to see just incredible. robert addie says he believes the older whales were teaching the younger whale how to breach synchronized whales. well, imagine never having to replace your tires again. coming up, the southern california based company working to create airless tires. and coming up tonight at six, we are staying on top of the latest developments on the new trump charges. what they mean for his attempt to reclaim the white house. and some people are holding out hope to grab a last minute. taylor swift ticket. the warning, though, to watch out for those

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delete is of kenya, ethiopia, south diamond booty has been meeting an addis ababa of the united nations. human rights council is holding an urgent meeting on the beginning of koran in sweden last month. the meeting was requested by pocket st. on one of several countries where protest is demanded an international response. free speech is as indispensable as hate speech should be in defensible. i'll be there to protect free speech must not lose sight of the imperative to reject hate speech. there is not a single listing country on the planet that allows for the drastic desecration to pony tanks of other religions. rory talons is following the debates from london. this debates was triggered by the burning of a caron and sweden a few weeks ago by that it rocky christine migrants who did it outside a mosque and stuck coleman and sets off a wave of condemnation from around the islamic wealth. there were protests in several countries including the rock where a protest is briefly storm. the swedish embassy in baghdad follow is of the she i tyrant, my daughter outside of several countries, urge

so let's bring it, i guess, for today's discussion from addis ababa with joined by come on, how sheet my mood and then the of the easier in parliament in london as much in pots, a journalist, specializing in the horn of africa. he's also a fellow at the institute of pulling well studies with the university of london and from washington dc with joined by clark, who norma, who was a cd electra and chairman of the international peace and conflict resolution program at the american university. gentlemen, welcome to you or come on as you mama. let's start with you. let's clear up something right from the start. did probably um it actually say that he'd get access to a port by peaceful means negotiation or by force if necessary. but if he did make those remarks, how seriously should we take them a lot. thank you for we show uh oh, i know uh like we have been uh very fortunate by a lady that depends on how we stayed by 1st of the piece. uh i, i know that, you know, can speak on and i don't expect that from the, by the time i got to show you everything, it means you can cancel the machines th

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country to protect civilians that he does have kenya, ethiopia south to don entropy to have a meeting in addis ababa. that is where the headlines about ramon using half of the to stay with us. the stream is next. we understand the differences between subconscious across the wow. so no matter how you take it out here to bring you the news and current to fast the t challenges there. the high us for me. ok on today's episode of the stream, a serious discussion about beauty pageants in india. as india gets ready to house the miss. well, 20, 23 may to this year in the history of miss welt. india has won 6 times as a reminder who worked away with the crown in 2000. miss world. 2000 is miss india the city. oh, isn't she lovely? all right, so the spite to cool, the b u t. the business, the impact of beauty pageants on women. i know some men in india, that is what we're talking about. al youtube comment section is life looking forward to hearing what you have to say on this topic. with us to talk about beauty pageants in india and them by we have power me to laura a filmmaker and right in us state of i

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robert addie says he spent decades on the water as a commercial fisherman in massachusetts and alaska only about 300 yards away. so it was spectacular stuff on a maze. but mostly joy was such. such an uplifting thing to say. just incredible. just a real gift. >> he is right. let's see it again. 3 to one. the group called it a once in a lifetime experience. a rare underwater encounter was captured on camera by divers and thai won. the divers were doing research in the waters off the coast of new taipei when they spotted a giant oarfish. >> it's also known as earthquake fish or a doomsday fish because sightings are believed in japanese folklore to be a warning sign of upcoming earthquakes. the fish is usually found between 200 to 1000 feet below the surface, which makes the sightings even more uncommon. so divers believe that the oarfish is journey into the shallow waters was an indicator that the fish dying. the san diego zoo celebrating the birth of 2 endangered there they are. the male and female tigers were born earlier this month. the first of their kind born at the zoo in 7 years.

american people didn't know at the time, job was very well-aware of his son's history with drug use and addi addiction. there are many other pieces of evidence in addition to devin archer's tomorrow that tend to suggest that the purpose of the call was frankly to sell influence. it does not seem to be moving the needle away from that with his testimony. obviously devin archer has credibility concerns in terms of his bias and own legal issues. his testimony does not stand alone in this regard. it's more mounting evidence that this was highly improper evidence if not illegal. it's concerning. >> neil: the other thing that is concerning for the republicans on the panel, there's a lot we don't know. they're going back to that plea bargain deal that blew up last week. this has all of the feeling and the makings of something that could blow up. that now it's free reign for the justice department, which has an ongoing investigation is still on. but now you have all of this other noise that makes you question what brought you to a deal in the first place. i don't know. you guys are great lawyers her

but i made a big continue, obviously it addis ababa and people hope that will be some source of you, mostly positive outcomes or right so. so that's what was the hope of those leaders meeting in the some of us. unfortunately, the so then he's been a, jason did not participate in this. in this time it's a team tonight will be and expressing they said, of the goodwill idea taishan for peace. but they have one major objection, which is the presidency of president photo of kenya. the president said behind the lead officer, then his army is unhappy with the kennedy and president. he accused him of being a, being in an alliance with the, with the head of a set, the, the office both forces. and he said that as long as mr. rudo is heading goose, this group of nations trying to find a solution for the conflict. and so then, so that is not going to attend. and also, you know, the talk here in sedan is not to the countries, the african countries and many other countries across the world. i'm not fit fairly 3. think this conflict fairly, particularly, i'm not to take this with these. um you woul

of an ethiopian airlines crash were unlawfully killed when a boeing 737 max crashed en route from addisbaba to nairobi in 2019. all 157 passengers and crew died in the disaster, including humanitarian workers. samuel pegram and sustainability campaigner joanna toole. investigators found that a flying control system had malfunctioned, causing the aircraft to dive uncontrolled glibly. boeing was fined £18 billion after employees were found to have misled regulators about the system . we're on tv about the system. we're on tv onune about the system. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to . to. mark >> thanks, ray. it's mark dolan in for the brilliant dan wootton this week . great to have your this week. great to have your company. well, one thing's for sure, amid this alleged bbc sex scandal , sure, amid this alleged bbc sex scandal, will a certain phillip schofield breathes a huge sigh of relief . i've got no doubt he of relief. i've got no doubt he enjoyed an extra glass of pinot grigio last night as he reflected on a set of allegations against a

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the leaders of can you, if you, if you south to donna and you basically have been meeting in addis ababa where they called for an end to the violence and saddam and 9300000 suits. and these are fed to chat as fighting rages on the allstate program says many of without food and children, the dying of value attrition. have addressed aside this report from the town of andre, where the u. n. has stopped relocating some refugees suited in these refugees and used to chide on the move again. cramped conditions in the camp and tension within the host community is forcing the united nations to relocate thousands from the town of address. i will not, but what could that would reflect the 1st war and death for but returned to me 10 years ago last month? the violent and was death for 4th time back into job 3 days. i've taught you deliver that baby. there was a section just one of the 1st batch of refugees relocating to a new cap and was that it was they didn't have. i hope we get help with the new camp. more food health care and shelter with ages is running out of funds. it's hard to say if i expect

we're meeting addis ababa to discuss the conferences and i got the summit. representatives from saddam's government would not present. party, meanwhile, continues to don between the young man the permanent tre, rapid support forces. 5 people were killed in the bombing of a mosque in knowing how to can use president william hotel was that quote for an unconditional cease 5 and establishment of a humanitarian zone. and how to spending radius of 30 kilometers are easier because the, the says he wants a new flies and it is evident that is, the vacuum won't be the ship at the moment in this was done. we can not this done to, but i did as it goes, it gives us for the entire of 100 region. and this not the fun will be there. the pot this for the violence conflict will have to silence the guns and immediately put in place on condition and indefinitely. it says fire. we called for the star, i can no fly zone over the so done and as well from port to done. the expectation was about the tool size that are presenting. this then is ami and off it's both forces would be sitting face to face at, during

of an ethiopian airlines crash were unlawfully killed when a boeing 737 max crashed en route from addisa to nairobi in 2019. all 157 passengers and crew died in the disaster, including humanitarian workers. samuel pegram and sustainability campaigner joanna toole. investigators found that a flying control system had malfunctioned, causing the aircraft to dive uncontrollably . boeing was fined £1.8 billion after employees were found to have misled regulators about the system . we're on tv online, have misled regulators about the system .we're on tv online, on system. we're on tv online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to . jacob >> it was under the byzantine emperorjustinian, >> it was under the byzantine emperor justinian, the first >> it was under the byzantine emperorjustinian, the first in emperor justinian, the first in the sixth century ad where the compendium of roman law was written to be known as the digest . it firmly stated proof digest. it firmly stated proof lies on him who asserts not on him, who denies and so follow the ancient and treasured tradi

of an ethiopian airlines crash were unlawfully killed when a boeing 737 max crashed en route from addis ababa to nairobi in 2019. all 157 passengers and crew died in the disaster , including in the disaster, including humanitarian workers samuel pegram and sustainability campaigner joanna toole pegram and sustainability campaignerjoanna toole in investigators found that a flying control system had malfunctioned , causing the malfunctioned, causing the aircraft to dive uncontrollably . boeing was fined £18 billion after employees were found to have misled regulators about the system . we're on tv online have misled regulators about the system .we're on tv online on system. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. time now for headunes. headlines. >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans. joining me tonight to go through tuesday's papers. we have a scottish invasion. the aukus and bruce devlin . how are you, bruce devlin. how are you, gentlemen? well very well. excellent. right. i am not too bad just seeing a photograph of myself from 12 years ago and

and supporters, including branca, ozick, mother, emory, jed sd, joanna howard, this young guy, and addiephir. i dedicate the award to the nationwide community academic literary critics, of which am proud to be a member, that this award has gone to a work of literary scholarship means more to me than that. it went to my book, although i am honored and thrilled beyond measure for that. above that too. thank you. finally to the national book critics circle, especially the prize committee and the board for reading my work, those of the other finalists and for this extraordinary gesture of support for the work we do. thank you so much much. hello, i'm heather scott. turning ten. i have a bit of laryngitis, so bear with me. i'm autobiography committee chair. please join me in celebrating our autobiography finalists for 2022. they are linea negra an essay on pregnancy and earthquakes by hasn't mena translated kristina mcsweeney two lines press. the who could move clouds a memoir by ingrid rojas contreras doubleday doubleday stayed true a memoir by wasp to double. a line in the world. a year on

worker was aboard a boeing 737 max that crashed shortly after take—off from the ethiopian capital, addisanna toole, and un worker 0liver vick. the plane, like these seen here, was the second 737 max to crash in the space ofjust a few months. the first, run by lion air, had crashed into the sea off indonesia in 2018, killing 189 people. the aircraft, a new design, had a fatal flaw. but after the first accident, it was allowed to keep flying. that fact makes sam's brother tom furious. it's corporate greed that has got us to this point. and, you know, itjust killed so many people. it's hard to even, like, wrap my head around the fact that even initially when it did happen, that people weren't up in arms. boeing has admitted responsibility for the crash and paid fines and compensation worth £2.5 billion. but under a deal with the us government, it's immune from further prosecution. that, says the family, is why the inquest matters. it's a chance to be heard, to tell — let people know who sam was, what he stood for, and also to, yeah, publicly in a court hear the wrongdoing that boeing are gu

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an inquest verdict of unlawful killing. 157 people were killed when the boeing 737 max crashed near addiss from cows, and globally that livestock produces around 14% of greenhouse gas emissions. it's one of the reasons there have been calls from climate campaigners to reduce livestock farming. scientists from the scottish rural college have now succeeded in extracting a chemical called haemanthamine from daffodils, and laboratory tests using an artificial cow stomach, have shown it could reduce methane by 30%. the scientific world is very focused on reducing emissions. so this is really exciting. that there is a compound that can potentially reduce methane emissions. it looks like a big step. now feeds with the chemical added are being tested on a number of farms across the country to see if it works in animals. if successful, the government says it could make it a legal requirement to use methane—reducing supplements like this on farms in the next few years. you can see tom s full report on countryfile tonight at 8pm on bbc one and on iplayer. ian watkins, otherwise known as h from steps