alison, thank you i an eye on that. alison, thank you very much for that. were due to get them. the exam boards pearson and 0cr have apologised to pupils who have been affected. it's left some unable to confirm their university places. simonjones reports. hundreds of thousands of students received their exam results on thursday, allowing them to sort out their university places. but some btec students are still waiting to see how they did in their vocational courses. the exam board pearson won't reveal how many are affected, but says it's a very small percentage. the association of colleges isn't impressed. pearson won't tell us the numbers, but i know in some colleges there are several hundred students who haven't got their results from pearson. in any normal year there is a handful, perhaps, in a college. but hundreds is really unprecedented. so we absolutely need pearson to openly investigate what went wrong, publish the findings and make sure this doesn't happen again. in a statement, pearson said... another exam board, 0cr, is also apologising for dela

i'm in davis, california to meet geneticist, alison van eenennaam. she's a pioneer in this fid. now i'm getting acquainted with her work. (cattle snorts) oh, no! - scientists tend to be problem solvers and wanna try and address problems using the best method they can, and my lab is trying to breed better cattle. - [kondwani] there are about 1 billion cattle on earth. that's a lot of animals to manage, but allison is making cattle farms safer by eliminating one particular trait. - i see some horns up here. - okay. - [alison] dairy cows have been bred to be very optimal for dairy production. and as it happens, dairy cows grow horns. - [kondwani] and these horns are a problem because they injure other cattle and ranchers. - you could imagine if this was a particularly aggressive bull, he could hurt his pen mates. - [kondwani] instead of manually sawing off these horns, allison is breeding dairy cow that doesn't grow them in the first place. woing withhe type of cattle that has no horns, she had their hornless gene inserted into horned dairy bullells. these cells we cloned make theo

alison kraus she ellison had been a graduate. of wheaton john and wheaton, maryland john f kennedy high school. just a year. when the washington post reporter came to the school to ask about her. he went to the front office as he was required to do. and when he asked for any information, they could give her give him about allison. really didn't have much to say. they pulled out our file gave him a copy of her grades of her sat scores. let him see. the letter that her guidance counselor had written on her college application said something like alison is very mature woman young woman. but really nobody remembered anything much. except how pretty she'd been. and even that wasn't necessarily a memory of her because already the photo you're seeing are high school graduation photo had made the papers by then. nothing anyone really a john f kennedy high in wheaton should have remembered alice and krause. she came to the school the way a lot of kids did. to a place like kennedy high trailing along behind her father as he pursued his cor

is that, alison, pretty accurate, the situation that you're dealing with? parents? how do you feel about the work that you're doing informing this organization to help other teams educate them about sex? >> our parents have been very supportive. they've been very helpful. they really helped us out with this and given us the support they could. >> what do you want to hear in school alison? how do you want things to change in school especially when it comes to sex education? >> i want them to focus on things other than abstinence because obviously it's not going to stop people from having sex. also i think we want the shame to be taken out of it. sex education should not be something that's shameful. the focus seems to be on shame, it should not be that way at all. >> it's interesting because you guys are not getting the sex education that you want at your school. i'm sure so much of it has fallen on the shoulders of your parents to talk to you about it. i wonder if, alison, i'll stop with you, start with you, maybe other girls can chime in as well. is that w

alison freeman reports.gation, after a night out ended in what the police have called a senseless attack. greater manchester police say a 31—year—old man died after being stabbed outside a bar here in altrincham in the early hours of this morning. in what the police have called a senseless attack. greater manchester police say a 31—year—old man died that man, officers confirmed this evening, was tyson fury�*s cousin, rico burton. a 17—year—old was also seriously injured. this was a senseless attack. everything suggests at this stage that he was out enjoying an evening with friends and that this has taken place spontaneously and unplanned. it's a very, very tragic ending to what should have been a good night out with friends. today, fury took to social media to express his hurt, shock and anger. in a furious post, he called on the government to introduce stronger punishments for knife crime, comparing it to a pandemic and saying only cowards carry weapons. police said this area would have been very busy when

get up there, alison. >> hello, alison. now, how -- >> hey!i already know the answer to this question, but how much have you had to drink? >> oh, my gosh. probably four or five now. yeah. thank you, rob. thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >> four or five. that feels sufficient. all right. america is watching. wow us. >> so what does a robot do during a one-night stand? >> what does a robot do -- >> nuts and bolts. >> one thing i know about comedy is that timing is important. [ laughter ] so let's try it again with another patron. erica, might you have someone else who can tell a joke in a more timely fashion? >> we've got joe. joe's got a joke. >> okay, joe. hey, joe. i've got a question for you. why the [ bleep ] are you wearing a cubs hat? >> 2016 world champs. >> buddy. you're in a bar in philadelphia. i hope you brought security or a bat. you're going to get your ass kicked, man. >> you're welcome for kyle schwarber. i mean, come on. >> okay. i hope that's not your joke, buddy. [ laughter ] >> are you ready? >> yeah. give it to me. >> my p

i'm in davis, california to meet geneticist, alison van eenennaam. she's a pioneer in this fid. now i'm getting acquainted with her work. (cattle snorts) oh, no! - scientists tend to be problem solvers and wanna try and address problems using the best method they can, and my lab is trying to breed better cattle. - [kondwani] there are about 1 billion cattle on earth. that's a lot of animals to manage, but allison is making cattle farms safer ant d animal breeders, is disease resistance. and so globally, it's estimated we lose about 20% of all animal production to disease. - that's a large percent. that's hundreds of millions of cattle needlessly lost every year. - to me, genetics is the best approach to deal with disease. 'cause if they don't get sick, they don't need to be treated with antibiotics. they're more productive. farmers hay. cattle are happy. consumers are happy. so it's kind of a triple win for stainability. - [kondwani] but there's an even more fundamental trait that allison is trying to select for. - in the beef cattle industry, we would actually prefer males. - [

our correspondent alison freeman is at york station. alison, what is the situation there?course famous for its railway museum, is it stationing much more active than that at the moment? ., , much more active than that at the moment? . , , ., much more active than that at the moment? . , ,., ., , moment? there have been some trains cominu and moment? there have been some trains coming and going _ moment? there have been some trains coming and going today, _ moment? there have been some trains coming and going today, but _ moment? there have been some trains coming and going today, but not - moment? there have been some trains coming and going today, but not the i coming and going today, but not the level you would expect on a normal saturday, that's because the operators are only running about 20% of the services they normally would. this is a mainline station. you've got to remember some of the outlying stations and towns and villages are having no services at all today because operators like trans pennine express and northern are running a fraction of what they normally w

thanks to alison for that.a decrease in the numbers of young people living there. but perhaps less known is the impact that is having on the ability for the rnli to recruit and train new lifeboat crews. 0ur reporter, phil chapman, has been to yorkshire to find out more. nearly 200 years after the rnli was formed, the skills needed to bravely carry out rescues at sea are being passed on to a new generation, and some volunteers among the team here at the staithes and runswick lifeboat station are proudly sharing their knowledge with their sons and daughters. my name's lee jackson, helmsman at staithes lifeboat. hi, i'm elena and i'm his daughter. it's something i've always wanted to do since i was little. i've always looked up to my dad as a role model figure, and i've just always had a big passion for the lifeboat. and hopefully, if i stay in the village, i'd like to carry it on with my family. we've got to try and keep it going in the village. obviously the village is quite a touristy place now, with the holida

alison holt, our social affairs editor, is with me to explain more. alison?differently depending on where you live in the uk, but because we are an ageing population, the new prime minister will find many of the pressures similar. in england, there are currently more than 540 thousand people waiting for a care assessment or service from their council. there are about 165,000 unfilled carejobs, nearly 10% of the workforce. now, the government has promised an extra £5.11 billion over three years to reform the care system with some of that money going on staffing. but a committee of mps recently estimated it would take at least another £7 billion a year to cope with existing pressures. all big numbers, but what does it mean in reality? we've been to nottinghamshire to find out. landermeads nursing home in nottinghamshire is full of life, and of love. it is rated outstanding for the care it gives people. they have many requests from people who want to move in here, but finding enough staff is increasingly difficult. particularly when supermarkets or delivery comp

alison, thank you very much. alison freeman reporting from liverpool. the time is 13:18.ers build a lead on the second day of the test match at old trafford against south africa. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel: matt fitzpatrick is in the mix at the season—ending tour championship, but will still start day two six shots behind the leader, scottie scheffler. it's the moon landing, but not as we know it. remastered photographs, revealing extraordinary new details of man's first mission to the moon, have been published for the first time. andy saunders left his dayjob to restore thousands of images of the apollo missions, which had been locked away in frozen nasa archives. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has the story. three, two, one, zero... lift—off. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy, but because they are hard. the voice of presidentjohn f kennedy on the apollo missions, which ushered in a golden era of human space exploration. tranquility base here. the eagle has landed. but now, the missions ar

alison earle, bbc london.s. the company in virginia which bred the dogs was forced to close after it was accused of animal cruelty. it was sued by the department ofjustice. inspectors found beagles with minor health conditions that were being killed. much of their food was infested with maggots or faeces. maggots orfaeces. a wide aeon, perhaps signifying relief after a long day of being rescued. life certainly has not been squeaky toys and cuddles for these beagles. they were destined to be sold to laboratories for drug experiments. the us humane society is leading the operation. qggg experiments. the us humane society is leading the operation.— is leading the operation. 4000 is a big number- _ is leading the operation. 4000 is a big number- it _ is leading the operation. 4000 is a big number. it is _ is leading the operation. 4000 is a big number. it is going _ is leading the operation. 4000 is a big number. it is going to - is leading the operation. 4000 is a big number. it is going to take - is leading the

alison freeman reports.after a night out ended in what the police have called a senseless attack. greater manchester police say a 31—year—old man died after being stabbed outside a bar here in altrincham in the early hours of this morning. that man, officers confirmed this evening, was tyson fury�*s cousin, rico burton. a 17—year—old was also seriously injured. this was a senseless attack. everything suggests at this stage that he was out enjoying an evening with friends and that this has taken place, spontaneously, and unplanned. it's a very, very tragic ending to what i should have been a good night out with friends. today, fury took to social media to express his hurt, shock and anger. in a furious post he called on the government to introduce stronger punishments for knife crime, comparing it to a pandemic and saying only cowards carry weapons. police said this area would have been very busy but the 31—year—old police said this area would have been very busy when the 31—year—old was stabbed at around 3am

alison krause. the see, alison, had been a graduate of wheaton, wheaton, maryland, john f. kennedy high school, just a year when the washington post reporter came to the school to ask about her. he went to the front office as he was required to do, and when he asked for any information they could give her, give him about allison, they didn't have much to say. they pulled out her hire file, gave him a copy of her grades, her sats scores, left him see the letter that her guidance counselor had written on her college application, it said something like, alison is a very mature young woman. but really, nobody remembered anything much except how pretty she'd been. and even that wasn't necessarily a memory of her, because already the photo you are seeing her heckle graduation photo had made the papers by then. not that anyone really at john f. kennedy high in wheaton short have remembered to. she came to the school the way a lot of kids did, to a place like kennedy high, trailing along behind her father as he pursued his corporate career. her dad had been hired by the westinghous

. >> revisemos las imÁgenes desde el monte alison. >> vimos en una zona donde hay microclimas.urante la semana. para el dÍa de maÑana vamos a tener neblina llegando a gran parte de nuestra costa. va a estar en varias zonas. en la maÑana la misma situaciÓn y en la maÑana comienza a retirarse. estamos en los 61 para las zonas de san josÉ. vamos a tener incremento en las temperaturas. vamos a estar en los 84, estaremos en esos 90. en zonas de san francisco vamos a estar un poquito mÁs bajo. no llega la brisa marina tan agradable y esto hace que las temperaturas estÉn disminuyendo. puede recibir el pronÓstico del tiempo, puede recibir otro tipo de noticias para que usted reciba las alertas y pueda tener acceso al pronÓstico del tiempo. paula: y tiene un jardÍn y planea hacer algÚn trabajo recuerde que a cierta profundidad se encontrarÁ con tuberÍas de gas. el trÁmite no es complicado. >> siempre que va a escarbar, no importa quÉ proyecto >> 48 horas vienen y marcan las utilidades. Éstas marcas lo dejan saber dÓnde planea escarbar el dueÑo de casa. asÍ marcamos y los traemos a ver a

en el monte alison saludamos a yadhira. yadhira: hola, nuevamente.en los 60 en zonas de san josÉ. recuerde abrigar a su niÑo. nuestro pronÓstico hora por hora. estaremos de los 62 y luego estaremos en los 78 grados. durante la tarde tenemos temperaturas mÁximas. recuerde en zona del interior tenemos temperaturas que continÚan en ascenso. la puesta de sol es un poquito mÁs tarde, vamos a tener algo de sol vamos a tener un ligero descenso. puede que no sienta esa ligera disminuciÓn. continuÉ con nosotros que tenemos mÁs informaciÓn. muchas personas suben al auto y encienden el aire acondicionado. con este calor podrÍa fallar. >> siente mucho calor, como que te quemo. >> asÍ sucedieron las cosas en nuestra regiÓn. >> a veces entre el sol. esto lo utilizan para evitar quemaduras en su vehÍculo. >> son 10 como este. esta familia no es la Única, tambiÉn la de marÍa fernanda. mucho calor. las temperaturas dentro del bay pueden aumentar mÁs de 20 grados fahrenheit. visitÉ este taller de autos para preguntar cÓmo puede protegerse de la mejor manera. con las a

cnn business correspondent alison kosik joins us now.inse incentives. >> you're seeing school districts in different pockets of the country needing to recruit teachers. florida, they're recruiting military veterans with no teaching experience to get them into the classroom. you look at tnexas in some rura school districts, they're actually changing the school week to a four-day school week, and des moines, iowa, it's the biggest school district in the state, and it's offering $50,000 to teachers who are currently in their positions and looking to retire, but they're saying, wait, let us convince you to stay. we will dump $50,000 into your retirement account if you agree to stay until june 30th. these are the kinds of dire straits that tha lot of these school districts are in right now. >> why are they in a teacher sth shortage. >> this isn't something that just popped up. this has been going on for a while. the american federation of teachers put out a report last month showing that 300,000 teachers were leaving the profession each year,

thank you so much, alison.tions in today's results — with a north south divide in england. vocational and technical awards are also out, with some delays for btecs. here's our education correspondent sean dilley. success summed up. ifelt like i was missing out but i feel better now that i've got my results. not really nervous at all. i knew plenty of people that were nervous but you can't change what's on the paper. i did not expect to get what i did get, considering the year we've i all had before the pandemicl and stuff, but when i opened the envelope it wasl a really good shock. the truth is they have done better than they might think. this is the first year since 2019, before the pandemic, that traditional exams have taken place. fewer have achieved top marks compared with the previous two years when teacher assessments determined grades but that, says the government, was the plan. what we are seeing these results today is, yes, the return to examinations, albeit with a number of adaptations reflecting the

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alison freeman in york.sia's black sea fleet in crimea appears to have come under drone attack. the russian—installed regional head said a ukrainian drone had been shot down over naval headquarters in sevastopol. it's the latest in a series of attacks on military infrastructure on the russian—occupied peninsula. our correspondent james waterhouse has the latest from kyiv. it's a continuation of crimea being destabilised, frankly. this is a place which russia has occupied for eight years and of all of the territory it has seized in ukraine, crimea is where its grip is tightest. but in the last couple of weeks, we have seen ukraine use its new capability of longer—range attacks — apparently, although it hasn't officially accepted any responsibility. we've seen ammunition depots explode, watched on by russian holiday—makers who until that point had felt confident enough to use it as a regular holiday destination. so crimea is getting pulled into this conflict, and for moscow, it will be embarrassing as it looks

that is from alison who _ have saved my life. that is from alison who is _ have saved my life. last hour it's been confirmed that average pay is falling at the sharpest rate on record. nina's here and can give us more detail. for the majority of people, it won't come as a massive shock. but what is shocking is when you look at the wider picture and how quickly it is happening and inflation is eating into our wages even if we get a pay rise. yes, these are the numbers we get every month, which show us how our pay is stacking up against how much things are costing. you will already know — inflation — the rate at which prices are rising — is at more than 9% — that is a a0 year high. figures out this morning show when that's taken in to account, and once you take out bonuses, wages are felt by 3%. and once you take out bonuses, wages fell by 3%. now that is a record breaking drop. now — this feeds in to this worrying picture. have a look over the past four months — this is how all of our average overall pay is falling — in real terms, once inflation is factored it. it's heading in

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alison, what is the situation where you are?use lying behind us and people have been tooting their horns in support of those that are on strike, some trains running coming and going from york but only about 20% of what you might expect from operators like cross country and lner. some towns and villages have no train services at all because operators like trans— pennine is expressed and northern are only operating a fraction of those services. it is having an effect in york because it is a clean festival at york racecourse. the last race as well after the last train to nicer people have told us they have had to book hotels and get expensive taxis. the last train south from here isjust expensive taxis. the last train south from here is just after 4pm and the last train north is about 6pm. effectively, this station effectively shuts at six and service are due to resume tomorrow but the trains might not be in the right places to get need to go. the home of russia's black sea fleet in crimea appears to have come under drone attack. t

alison roberts reporting from lisbon. forced out of the european union. the financial crisis, which began in 2009, caused wages to crash, unemployment to rise, and young professionals to leave the country. now things may be looking up, as stephanie prentice reports. greece wakes up today flying the flag of fiscal freedom, at least formally. 12 years of scrutiny from the eu, the imf and the european central bank has now ended along with it the salary cuts, tax hikes, privatisations and pension reforms that led to civil unrest. when the country was bailed out after the 2008 financial crisis. the economy shrank by a quarter during the bailouts, and public anger spilt out into politics, bringing the far left syriza party to power in 2015. now prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis has used a tv address to spread a message of hope. translation: a 12-year cycle that l brought pain to citizens brought l the economy to a standstill, and heightened social conflicts now ends. and a new, clear horizon is within view — with development,

yes. alison in authority say more than 40 people have been killed in the gaza strip, including 15 children, a warning our report contains some disturbing images o at this hospital mold distraught relatives collapse with grief as they find the bodies of their children. ah. busy palestinian health authorities have blamed their deaths, injure ballier in northern garza on is railey aggression. but israel says a stray rocket fired from garza was responsible. yet. the strike is one of hundreds. as both sides trade blows. like past conflicts, it is the people living in the palestinian territory who are suffering. most dozens have been killed and hundreds injured and homes destroyed or clinician, what are the house with 5 or 6 rockets level body bought on the ground. it was horrifying. ashley and alicia meridian them from the roster will show what was be dogged, helpless people who think they are safe in their homes while for the dog children and the elderly. they didn't you most the bottom or? well, i'm going who can we complain to marine? but none of scrolling been done with israel launched the

marcial, brought to the rendezvous with alison marcus reshvard, he was accurate and confirmed everything to the rules of var. and already towards the end of the meeting, the highest paid player in the premier league , mohammed salah, tried to justify the funds invested in him, the sisai number is inferior 1:2. after three rounds. they only have two points. and this is manchester's sixteenth place with three points and 100% only arsenal have the gunners at the top of the table with nine points in italy after two rounds of such teams three companies, napoli and inter make roma jose mourinho and patricia of women, the debutant of the acrimanese series, resisted the romans as best he could. and once, even behind the back of the rue patricio, the crossbar rang, but the metropolitans with their colossal advantage. just could not help but take advantage of the defender chris molling was accurate after a corner roma again celebrate the minimum victoria 1:0. so far, the wolves have not missed another team in the current draw that does not know holes. this is juventus again away meeting with amdor

every close to president alison water has pardoned his predecessor and long time arrival. long water says the decision should boost social cohesion before the next presidential election in 2010. i will refuse to concede defeat in a vote starting a civil war one by water. our supporters nearly a 1000 people are stranded by flooding in death valley and the u. s. one of the hottest and driest places in the world. the floods are not unusual for the area, but the last time they hit the area on this scale was in 2002. at least 8 people have been killed and 22 others in injured in a bomb blast in afghanistan, capital capital, the device exploded in a shopping area. popular with members of the sheer community. the 2nd deadly bloss targeting the minority group in as many days a. so called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack. the u. s. has accused china of irresponsible actions following it and see drills around tie one. beijing says it's ending 4 days of exercises that began after the u. s. how speak as controversial visit to ty, one the government. this is chin

[habla en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: estas son imÁgenes en vivo desde el monte alison.casa por ahorrar agua. yadira: saludos. no puede dejar que las plantas se mueran. hay que regarlas. ramÓn: a partir de maÑana. yadira: maÑana en la maÑana, a las 7:00 de la maÑana, tendremos neblina. se regula la temperatura en gran parte de la bahÍa. san josÉ con nubosidad a las 7:00 de la maÑana y tambiÉn en napa, san francisco, oakland. se extienden un poco mÁs y llega a santa rosa. san mateo amanece con 58°. san josÉ con 60°. en la tarde suben las temperaturas. la costa se va a mantener en 70°, san josÉ con 84°. concord y fairfield en 90°. trate de regar las plantas temprano en la maÑana o a Última hora del dÍa. agregue abono para regular la humedad. no ponga las plantas pegadas a una pared y asÍ no sufren tanto del calor. mÁs informaciÓn mÁs adelante. ramÓn: gracias. mucha atenciÓn, jjÓvenes que estudian secundaria, el condado de santa clara lanzarÁ un programa piloto para brindar apoyo financiero para los estudiantes de Último aÑo de secundaria que no tienen hogar. el programa en

here's our social affairs editor alison holt.rts working age adults with disabilities and older people in the community. the care system is slightly different depending on where you live in the uk, but because we are an ageing population, the new pm will find many of the pressures similar. in england, there are currently more than 540,000 people waiting for a care assessment or service from their council. there are about 165,000 unfilled carejobs, nearly 10% of the workforce. now the government has promised an extra £5.4 billion over three years to reform the care system. but a committee of mps recently estimated it would take at least another £7 billion a year to cope with existing pressures . all big numbers, but what does it mean in reality? we've been to nottinghamshire to find out. landermeads nursing home in nottinghamshire is full of life, and of love. it is rated outstanding for the care it gives people. they have many requests from people who want to move in here, but finding enough staff is increasingly difficult. parti

alison freeman, bbc news, liverpool.es for asylum seekers. our home editor mark easton is with me now. mark, talk us through the details. so the government, as you may remember, decided that after brexit they had the ability to say if an asylum seeker comes to the uk from what they regard as a safe third country, then their application could be deemed inadmissible and they could then be almost immediately removed back to the country from which they came. well, today, we got the figures for the first 18 months of that scheme with those new rules starting injanuary last year when brexit officially began, if you like, up tojune this year, and what it shows is that there were tens of thousands of people applied for asylum of which 1700 were deemed potentially to be inadmissible because they'd come from a safe country. of those, how many do you think actually were sent back to a european country? the answer is 21 people, just 21, and none were sent back to france even though since brexit more than 50,000 people have crossed t

let's get right to cnn meteorologist alison chinchar. >> that's right.ving system so you have a lot of time for the rain to fall in these areas. those are the various flood and pl flash flood warnings because of how much rain has already fallen. you have a lot of the areas being inundated by water at this moment. this is what has already fallen. you can see the wide swath here from moorehead to somerset. about 2 to 4 inches has already come down. the areas farther east including hazard and jackson you are looking up to 1 inch so far. remember, the system is moving to the east, so you will see more of the areas pick up the higher amounts in the coming hours. we have a flood watch in effect not only for eastern kentucky but the surrounding states too because that's where the bulk of the rain is headed, in that easterly direction. this is a look at the forward forecast. once the first cluster moves through we will get a bit of a break, but more showers and thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and continuing into tomorrow. we have another area of concer

thank you, alison freeman in liverpool. now a _ alone. thank you, alison freeman in liverpool.a look at the weather. some places are cloudier than others today and there are a few showers. particularly out to the west. the odd heavy shower in southern scotland. elsewhere some good spells of sunshine and temperatures between 17 and 23. but feeling fresher than earlier this week. through this ere anyoning, evening most of the showers will fade. the cloud in the south—east may hold up the temperatures. but for most a cool night. tomorrow, a fine day with scattered showers in eastern scotland, northern england, wales and most places dry. this system close to western scotland, but most places fine. cool for some eastern coasts. elsewhere temperatures between 20 and 25 degrees. and through the rest of the weekend, mostly dry with sunny spells. a few showers, but with an increasing breeze. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... tens of millions of people will see an 80—percent increase in their gas and electricity bills — as ofgem announces a new price cap. the regulator and campaig

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alison? >> totally agreed, jennifer.tables can turn and these new weather phenomenon, a flash drought. we just didn't know that that existed recently. jennifer gray, thank you very much. and thanks, everyone, for joining me. tune in tonight at 9:00 p.m., and "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> donald trump facing off against johnny law in multiple courtrooms today. "the lead" starts right now. in florida, documents are out. a judge decides the public will get to see new documents related to the fbi's unprecedented search of the former president's mar-a-lago property. in new york, trump's long-time cfo allen weisselberg pleads guilty in hi

. >> thank you very much, alison. you know, i would love to talk to. you but i have mr. john king standing by. >> that's. important >> yeah, and he's at the big board. >> i will let you know. >> thank you alison, i will see you later. big night. this is don lemon tonight. thank you for watching. we've got three big stories tonight, and they all intersect, and i'll explain in just a moment if you bear with me. right now, we are standing by for what is expected to be a doozy of a speech tonight from liz cheney. liz cheney is fighting for her political life in wyoming against the latest beneficiary of the trump revenge tour. and that is harriet hageman. the congresswoman, who is by the, way the vice chair of the january six committee is going to make the case that she is at the beginning of the battle. and she is going to drop a blunt message, a warning, a message warning about the danger to america from this misinformation and. why remove what she told cnn earlier this month from the threat from the former president? here it is. >> if defending the constitution against the

alison taylor was a pioneer- the — working from home. alison taylor was a pioneer.ctory for the past two years. it doesn't suit me very well. the money was quite attractive, really. the money was quite attractive and i thought as a first—time occupation out in a5 a first—time occupation out in the fresh air, it would do me good. unfortunately, it didn't work out. he told us he was looking for a job as a tim mannah next. tom part of a5 a tim mannah next. tom part of that report. plenty more are on the website. you look at areas that you live, the way things used to be. plenty to look at there. here's ben with a look at this morning's weather. pretty mixed today. we started this picture from cumbria. yesterday and cumbria there was a lot of rain. today i think it should turn out to be a pretty decent day. across the northern half of the uk will see the best of the sunshine. further south there will be more cluttered. even if you are in a sunnier zone that could still be one or two showers, speckled showers clouds on the earlier satellite image across northern scotland

sarah—jane perry and alison waters missing out to the new zealand pair. gold coast. they topped the standings pretty much from the get go, going on to win an incredible 67 gold medals, and a total haul of 178 medals. that is two more than the host nation england, who have had their best games for total medals won. 57 of them gold. the home crowd no doubt helping them along. canada achieved their goal of finishing in the top three. it means they finishing third. india just below them in fourth. said it was busy, jane dougall summing it all up. go to bbc sport, for more. britney spears is set to return to the music scene with a duet with sir eltonjohn. he confirmed the collaboration by sharing artwork for the new track; a single rose and a rocket emoji. the song is thought to be a remix of his 1971 classic, tiny dancer, and will be titled, hold me closer. it will be the first release from britney spears for six years, and the first since a judge overturned an order that put the singer's father and lawyers in charge of her life and career. you heard it there

alison roberts is in the portuguese capital lisbon and has more.ior. that itself is not so unusual in august, but it does come again as the third heatwave this summer on top of a severe or extreme drought in the whole of main land to portugal. that means particularly in the interior there was an extreme risk of wildfires in the countries forests and that is expected to continue at least until tuesday. i continue at least until tuesday. i was reading about the fires in the national park, big fires lasting several days there and they have been brought under control now, haven't they? but there are concerns they could flare up again. yes. they could flare up again. yes, there always — they could flare up again. yes, there always are. _ they could flare up again. yes, there always are. they - they could flare up again. yes, there always are. they have i they could flare up again. ya: there always are. they have been thought to be put under control somewhat earlier, but there were several readmissions in different places. it's never quite clear what cau

studio: thank you for the update, alison freeman.s going to build. and it will have some showery rain in it. but for most of the uk it's going to be a dry day. this is the weather front moving from the west towards the east. you can see high pressure is still really keeping things fairly settled, so it's a weak weather front, cloud moving eastwards. there will still be some sunshine but out towards the west it will brighten up as we head in through the course of the afternoon. but we can also see some heavier showers across southern scotland through the afternoon. breezy in the north with temperatures ranging from 15 to about 24 degrees. as we head on through the evening and overnight period, there will still be a few showers knocking around. cloud will continue to break up and under clearer skies once again we will see some mist and fog patches forming. we also have this weather frontjust clipping the west coast of northern ireland, bringing in some splashes of rain, and rather like last night it's going to be a fresh night across t

your colleague alison mcgovern said, eve well. if government now, what would you do toda ? ., ,., ., today? if labour were in government riaht now, today? if labour were in government right now. if — today? if labour were in government right now, if keir _ today? if labour were in government right now, if keir starmer _ today? if labour were in government right now, if keir starmer were i right now, if keir starmer were prime minister, we would be taking immediate action. we would be working flat out. frankly we would not have got to this point in the first place. since last autumn we were calling for a windfall tax, we could see what coming and we knew what was happening. the government very belatedly accepted that proposal which we had been saying for months, that should be backdated. we should see more help more action taken there. more broadly, you look at the last 12 years, we have not seen investment in renewable energy, we have a plan for new nuclear and we have 19 million draughty homes. your viewers across the country wil

alison britton is a professor of healthcare and medical law at glasgow caledonian university.en the law and medical decison making in cases like this. whilst these cases when they do occur attract an enormous amount of attention, and rightly so, they are in fact very rare. these are decisions, clearly, as your presenter has just said, about life and death and the quality of that life, and it is right and proper that these discussions are had between the families and those who are caring for them in the hospital. and disagreements do occur, and more conversations usually occur, and in the majority of cases there is some form of resolution, agreement is reached on how to be able to manage and care for an individual such as archie in the condition that he is in there. and sometimes there has to be some assistance to help reach that decision, and very often that will come may be in the form of a hospital ethics committee, where they will come in and try and mediate, make sure that the families understand the prognosis, the consequences of treatment or indeed withdrawing treatment,