i think it is a serious _ alistair was speaking about?t is a serious concern, but - alistair was speaking about? i think it is a serious concern, but not - it is a serious concern, but not merely regarding this sort of alert with respect to any kind of information about risks, threats and emergencies, which is given out to the public. what has to happen all the public. what has to happen all the time is that the government has to earn the trust of the people, they have to do so by being consistent, by providing reliable information that people will come to trust because it is consistent and reliable. and like so. however, we have not really learnt how to deal adequately with conspiracy theories, this is something which is very persistent and difficult, and is going to require a great deal of thought and effort in the future, not merely in respect to alerts of this kind. it is completely benign, i think it is a very good idea, absolutely necessary to warn people about things that could occur very rapidly and these are not only necessary te

it is alistair _ this great future. it is alistair ken _ this great future. with this | this great future. it is - alistair ken with this week pozner tech news. the tiktok have been fired 12 million by the uk pozner data watchdog. information commissioner is officers at misty�*s children plasma data by to keep underage users of the platform between may 2018 and july 2020. tiktok says it has disagreed with the decision. it says it has disagreed with the decision. , ., , says it has disagreed with the decision. , . , ., decision. it is a big deal because _ decision. it is a big deal because it _ decision. it is a big deal because it can - decision. it is a big deal because it can get - decision. it is a big deal because it can get a - decision. it is a big deal because it can get a lot| decision. it is a big deal- because it can get a lot from that data. you can track and profile children, and also target them with inappropriate content. of which there is plenty on tiktok. content. of which there is plenty on tiktok. residents of paris have _ plenty on tiktok.

let's go back to our reporter alistair - back to our reporter alistair coleman who covers disinformationelmed by _ do you think? no. i was incredibly underwhelmed by it. _ do you think? no. i was incredibly underwhelmed by it. yes, - do you think? no. i was incredibly underwhelmed by it. yes, it - do you think? no. i was incredibly underwhelmed by it. yes, it camej do you think? no. i was incredibly i underwhelmed by it. yes, it came 30 seconds earlier but it was exactly as advertised. some people are actually saying they haven't received it yet and is properly nothing sinister behind that. it's just could be a quirk of the mobile phone tower system. all because you are on your wireless at home. yes, it has worked. some people haven't got it but nothing dreadful has happened. got it but nothing dreadful has ha ened. ., ., got it but nothing dreadful has ha--ened. ., . , got it but nothing dreadful has ha . ened, ., ., , happened. you have been floating around the — happened. you have been floating around the spaces _ happened. you have been floating around the spaces of _ happened. you h

department of justice written by the wall street journal team jared maslen anna hirtenstein and alistaird while writing articles collaborated closely with the russian piracy research initiative and its investigators. whether this cooperation was for money is not clear, none of the authors of the article responded to our request at the time of editing the story . about every contact with representatives. the media only transfer takes 20 pages from the description of these contacts it becomes clear from the first days of the russian special operation by the correspondent leading american publications actively offered characters for interviews in ukraine in kiev. here is a turnkey service for the lazy. just imagine the possibilities of media manipulation if you select people for interviews, if you control these people on the spot, if people are talking. what you need, by the way, in whose interests did ridge act in the document listed names? this is yuriy isaak, assistant minister of defense of ukraine and lieutenant colonel of the armed forces. denis smear these two employees all over appa

the 0 - osition director general alistair milne.a factor in the way that this was a factor in the way that this would play out politically. it was a factor and if i was in opposition i would go for it in the same _ opposition i would go for it in the same way. — opposition i would go for it in the same way, that is what opposition will mac— same way, that is what opposition will mac do, in an unfortunate situation _ will mac do, in an unfortunate situation like that but i fail to see what— situation like that but i fail to see what andrew's case is, i do not believe _ see what andrew's case is, i do not believe for— see what andrew's case is, i do not believe for a — see what andrew's case is, i do not believe for a minute that richard —— richard _ believe for a minute that richard —— richard sharp was a different chair from _ richard sharp was a different chair from gavin — richard sharp was a different chair from gavin davies, i think it was from gavin davies, ! think it was loyal— from gavin davies, ! think it was loyal to— from

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a of all washing k, yet i got see the reset on a lot or imagine aria, we for remain to care our alistair not coming. when i saw the follicle shane committee article globally, i develop a strategy to undermine each of those pillars. the police, the, the, the song or the religious institutions, the workers, whatever. every organization. and as they weaken and start to collapse, the government will collapse which team of deny which is about the cause you ought to aqua slice toy or knock aquarius and destroy mission, want to rise on protest. restate them both for reset, probably manageable. faculty always give us protest, ah ah, with ah, impossible to orchestrates a revolution without some appeal a base, but equally, i'm convinced that it's impossible to organize investments into this kind without very professional organization. the final goal of these steam revolutions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. the people's movement, which is certainly real, which is based on the protest against rising food prices rising on employment, the national security sta

globe anastasia efimov lead vladimir zelensky would not mind giving away most of western ukraine -6 alistairscreen of his interview , krok is considered a tiara zelensky is in a desperate situation wants to be in conflict joined poland however, the british intelligence officer is sure that while kiev has received a tough refusal. warsaw, because in this case anzhi duda will quickly lose power. he is not ready for such a risk in russia, they will create a unified register of military obligations, the law was adopted in the state duma. egor grigoriev found out how the new system will work . correct the shortcomings identified by military registration. the key task of the changes in the legislation is to bring information about conscripts into uniformity and convert it to the end in electronic form. the resource of military servicemen in russia is more than 30 million. human. now there will be a single register , where for each person the exact information will be indicated , last name, first name, patronymic year of birth, place of residence, education, military registration specialty , inform

comedian, impressionist and chart topping classical pianist alistair mcgowan.with the street pianos people can come and play anything. but the pianists coming here are top, top drawer classical pianist. he's also the patron of the ludlow fringe festival, now in its 11th year. damejudi dench and jasper carrott are just two of the names appearing at the town's fringe festival, which will see around 70 events. you're live with bbc news. a very busy afternoon. let me bring you up—to—date in terms of what is happening in sudan because in the last 30 minutes we have had an update on the civilian death toll with embassies in khartoum reporting that at least 270 civilians have been killed in the last five days. the figure before that was around hundred and 80, a big jump and that reflects all the fighting we have seen over the last four or five days. a little earlier today we heard from the kalimera tree rapid support forces are going to another 24—hour ceasefire starting at 60 local time. that is about a0 minutes from now. the paramilitary booth and the sudanese army

alistair produces and packs eggs, and even though his entire business is based on the hens being happytating. i do not think at the moment there is enough evidence to suggest that the wild bird population is free from the disease. so, whilst the birds are housed and they are controlled in an environment which is protected from wild birds, we are taking one risk out of it. the easing of restrictions is unlikely to have an immediate impact on egg shortages, which are linked notjust to bird flu but to farmers leaving the industry. expect free range produce to be back in supermarkets by the end of the week. were coming to the end of the programme a few things where juggfing programme a few things where juggling and keeping an eye on one is the speech from bill clinton in londonderry, as soon as he arrives at the microphone you will be able to see that here on the bbc but also keeping an eye on the situation in sudan because that cease—fire is supposed to have come into force about one hour ago but as i say that, i'm told in my air that bill clinton is on the stage so let's put those picture

and it's a community that needs to be be on the table like alistair, with thing. so i know that there's some things in place to get that ball rolling, but it's nowhere near. we need to be right now alex, you talked to us about some recommendations for solutions. well, one of the recommendations was brought up by one of the viewers, you know, it's, it's essential to, ah, you know, not use. busy water as a disposable product, you know, in other words, we need to treat the waste water and make sure it gets to delay, you know, in anything that can help us increase to some water supply into the leg is going to be a major part of the solution and another obvious piece is reducing water consumption in agricultural areas, you know, with using better irrigation technology, higher efficiency irrigation technology, and also making sure that the water savings there actually are used to revive the lake and not going to new agricultural land expansion and create you know, contributing to increasing consumptive water use in the, in the basin and so, and bought the bottom line is

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followed by a terrible massacre of demonstrators in the aftermath of president 0mar al—bashir�*s alistairt has not seen the kind of all—out military conflict that it is witnessing. what happened in so many other parts of sudan and is now, has now come to the city. it is a real shock for the civilians of that city who did not think that city who did not think that it would come to this but feared that somehow, this rivalry between these two factions was going to result in some kind of military conflict. i doubt that anyone quite anticipated just how lawless and reckless that conflict would be as interrupted on the streets of khartoum but they knew something was very —— brewing and they wondered why the west, by the international community at large, did not do more to prevent it.— community at large, did not do more to prevent it. pauladams re-uortin more to prevent it. pauladams reporting on — more to prevent it. pauladams reporting on the _ more to prevent it. pauladams reporting on the latest - reporting on the latest developments in sudan. here in washington, former vice president mike

alistair produces and packs eggs, and even though his entire business is based on the hens being happyh evidence to suggest that the wild bird population is free from the disease. so, whilst the birds are housed and they are controlled in an environment which is protected from wild birds, we are taking one risk out of it. the easing of restrictions is unlikely to have an immediate impact on egg shortages, which are linked notjust to bird flu but to farmers leaving the industry. expect free range produce to be back in supermarkets by the end of the week. it is important to stress that wild birds are notjust the carriers of birds are notjust the carriers of bird flu, they are being badly affected. the rspb said the outbreak last year had had a catastrophic toll on breeding populations in the uk. with migrating seabirds about to return to our shores to nest from overseas, there are fears that the disease could start spreading again and we could see history start to repeat itself.— with just over two weeks to go, hundreds of military personnel were seen parading through the streets of cent

alistair produces and packs eggs, and even though his entire business is based on the hens being happyough evidence to suggest that the wild bird population is free from the disease. the easing of restrictions is unlikely to have an immediate impact on egg shortages, which are linked notjust to bird flu but to farmers leaving the industry. expect free—range produce to be back in supermarkets by the end of the week. jonah fisher, bbc news, in norfolk. a 95—year—old man from derbyshire has been playing and conducting in his local respite for eight decades has been honoured with a guinness world record. tom street's lifelong love of music has seen him named as the longest—serving man to play in a brass band, 82 years and 332 days. our correspondent heidi booth tells us more. brass band plays this is the moment 95—year—old tom street found out he was an official guinness world record holder, for the longest—serving male member of a brass band. cheering and applause i wondered what it was all about. and then looking around and seeing all the friends was here. it means very much to me when i

alistair carmichael. >> thank you, mr. speaker.ed that it would not be setting up a bespoke visa scheme for the fishing industry of the sort that is already available for people working in fish farms and in offshore wind farms. it also told skippers that crew previously employed by them under a temporary scheme had to stop working immediately. a consequence of that announcement, in fishing ports around the coast today, many fishing boats are tied up unable to go to sea. it is the only time that this home secretary has been successful in our stated ambition of stopping the boats. [laughter] the prime minister and his party promised our fishermen a sea of opportunity if they would support them, but what is the point of a sea of opportunity if they cannot get crew to fish in it? pm sunak: mr. speaker, i am not sure that i recognize the right honorable gentleman's characterization. we are proud champions of the uk's fishing industry, not least with our £100 million investment in fishing communities. we are always looking to engage with

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it is alistair here with the tech news.data watchdog. the information commissioners office said it misused children's data by failing to keep underage users from the platform between may 2018 and july 2020. the company said it disagrees with their decision. it company said it disagrees with their decision. , ., , company said it disagrees with their decision. , . , ., decision. it is quite a big deal because you _ decision. it is quite a big deal because you can _ decision. it is quite a big deal because you can get - decision. it is quite a big deal because you can get quite - decision. it is quite a big deal because you can get quite a l decision. it is quite a big deal. because you can get quite a lot decision. it is quite a big deal- because you can get quite a lot from that data and what you can do is track and profile children. you can also target them inappropriate content of which there is plenty on tiktok. , , ., ., , ., tiktok. residents of paris have voted to ban — tiktok. residents of paris have voted to ban e _

alistair bruce ball is in seville for us with rob green alongside him.ttle flavour of the atmosphere that manchester united might face inside this colourful ramon sanchez stadium behind me, i tie in which manchester united look like they had total control last week, two goals in the first half put them to have been zero up, but then too late own goals has cost them. that's why this titanate starts level. six time winners of this competition come a formidable home record inside the stadium behind me. of course, manchester united without the influential bruno fernandez tonight who is suspended for this game. at what point we might see marcus rushford, we may just wait and see. in terms of cup football, tonight at home, in this sort of atmosphere and then the fa cup semifinal against brighton on sunday. it will be a great lesson tonight. rob green alongside men on 55 bbc sounds and bbc radio manchester. manchester united, kick off uk time. also in europe tonight, west ham host belgian side gent in the europa league conference. it'll kick off at the london s

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comedian, impressionist and chart topping classical pianist alistair mcgowan.h bbc news. it's time for the panel. doug heye, let me start with you tonight, because you want to pick up a story that has been breaking today in tennessee, and 11th hour pushed by the governor bill lee, who wants to put in place an order of protection law, and that would allow them to temporarily remove firearms from people who are at risk to themselves. explain. figs from people who are at risk to themselves. explain.- from people who are at risk to themselves. explain. as you know it has been very _ themselves. explain. as you know it has been very difficult _ themselves. explain. as you know it has been very difficult for— themselves. explain. as you know it has been very difficult for states - has been very difficult for states or the _ has been very difficult for states or the federal— has been very difficult for states or the federal government - has been very difficult for states or the federal government to . has been very difficult for states i or the federal government to mo

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alistair albie from capex, thank vsa— alistair albie from capex, thank vsa.is— strike this weekend. the walkout is sapiesi as a— strike this weekend. the walkout is subject to a legal challenge ani— is subject to a legal challenge and ii— is subject to a legal challenge and ii marks— is subject to a legal challenge and it marks a— is subject to a legal challenge and it marks a significant escalation— and it marks a significant escalation in— and it marks a significant escalation in the dispute over pav— escalation in the dispute over pav- _ escalation in the dispute over pay. ainssa— escalation in the dispute over pay. ainssa 3— escalation in the dispute over pay . 15 cc escalation in the dispute over- pay . almost 3 million emergency pay. almost 3 million emergency parcels were handed out at food banksin parcels were handed out at food banks in the past year. that's a 37% increase. a record increase compared to the year before. the number of food parcels provided for children also reached a million for the first time . and million for the first time. and the

delighted thatjoan received her points of light award and community champions likejoan and anthony and alistairrosity is integral to what makes our country and committee special and it's right that we do everything we can to celebrate them. cheering mr speaker, i mrspeaker, lam mr speaker, i am delighted to hear that they have an equally peaceful and relaxing easter break as i had. prime minister, was at the refusal to stand alongside striking workers on the picket line the acceptance of the economic damage being caused by exit mac? or perhaps to support for denying the people of scotland the right to choose their own future which led to the leader of the scottish conservative party urging voters to back labour? —— brexit... mr speaker, but we are doing is not getting distracted by the things that are going on elsewhere and we are focused on delivering for the people of scotland. we are making sure we fund public services well with one and a half billion extra pounds to make sure we provide support with the cost of living. i know that at the moment him and his party are focused on other matters

it was the battle of the england legends in the county championship — 38—year—old sir alistair cook vmodel on the balcony. there we go, catalogue man stopped look him go!— look him go! welcome to aintree. it is ladies day — look him go! welcome to aintree. it is ladies day in _ look him go! welcome to aintree. it is ladies day in the _ look him go! welcome to aintree. it is ladies day in the grand _ look him go! welcome to aintree. it is ladies day in the grand national i is ladies day in the grand national festival. behind me they are doing repairs to the ground and lawn, to the course. you can see the closest events, the waterjump. believe it or not, when the festival started initially back in 1839, was a 16 foot wide stone wall. how times have changed! if you are heading here for ladies day, the weather is all—important. the weather could all—importa nt. the weather could cause all—important. the weather could cause a few hiccups. try at the moment but they could be downpours. never too far away. not as windy, not especially warm. if you are heading for the big festival itself, the

alistair 34. morgan neill 39, santa clara's 38, boulder crecruz, sod laptops all in the thirties.shine today, not as windy. it will still be breezy. we get that northwest breeze, but today looks better. and then a lot of cloud covers on the way and it sure looks like rain's going to move in. remember that big advertised warm up? not so fast when it's a reindeer always be cautious, bringing in a ridge too fast, just the opposite when it's a dryer, but it looks like rain makes it on friday into saturday, where we will get a warm up briefly on sunday monday , then back into more rain and cold going into next week. mostly sunny, breezy at times fifties on the temps for most, maybe a few low sixties, but we should be closer to 70 and a lot of these inland highs. that may happen, but not until probably you guys around sunday. alright steve. thank you were just a couple of hours away from the quarter arrangement of former president donald trump in new york city up next live report from new york about what the scene looks like right now. keeping weapons out of the hands of people who stat