bailey is fouled by wallace. >> bill: appreciate the contact. pretty competitive on the glass. >> brad: if you missed our first game in the cbs sports classic in madison square garden in new york, a thriller. north carolina came back and won in overtime in this game. number 16 ucla, number 13 kentucky, ucla has led the majority of the game, although kentucky has got close a couple of times in this half. they've been unable to get back in front. they tied it at 40. last time we were tied, announced it at 53-48 lead with just under seven to go. brad nessler, bill raftery, jenny dell here, cbs crew at the garden. and we are under 7 minutes. kicks it out, on a little floater. short on strength. >> bill: nice staying at home. pretty good defender. how to get better on this end. >> brad: campbell on the dribble against wheeler all the way around. comes up with the ball and the foul. that's going to be four. 'tis the season for streaming. festive classics and live sports all winter long. paramount+. try it for free. >> bill: one of the few mistakes, se

sean bailey, your compensation. sean bailey, your money . my compensation. sean bailey, your money.g sterling. even for returning home. he's family after they've suffered a ratings, they came back from the world cup even though he was trying to represent his country. and now that he's helped, his family is planning to return back the planning to return back to the world hoping school will world cup and hoping school will go and kyle, you know, me and my nominee is yusra mardini . she is nominee is yusra mardini. she is a syrian refugee who arrived here on a small boat and went on to represent her country at the rio olympics. and she's the subject of a new netflix film called the swimmers, which i would love it if everyone would watch. okay i'm going to go for raheem sterling . i was tough on raheem sterling. i was tough on him early in the week. good on him early in the week. good on him getting that plane is him for getting on that plane is for country. it's he for his country. it's what he should very quickly, dominic, should do very quickly, dominic, your jackass man hiring your

sean bailey, your compensation. sean bailey, your money . my compensation. sean bailey, your money.g sterling. even for returning home. he's family after they've suffered a ratings, they came back from the world cup even though he was trying to represent his country. and now that he's helped, his family is planning to return back the planning to return back to the world hoping school will world cup and hoping school will go and kyle, you know, me and my nominee is yusra mardini . she is nominee is yusra mardini. she is a syrian refugee who arrived here on a small boat and went on to represent her country at the rio olympics. and she's the subject of a new netflix film called the swimmers, which i would love it if everyone would watch. okay i'm going to go for raheem sterling . i was tough on raheem sterling. i was tough on him early in the week. good on him early in the week. good on him getting that plane is him for getting on that plane is for country. it's he for his country. it's what he should very quickly, dominic, should do very quickly, dominic, your jackass man hiring your

bailey: absolutely.er example of why women are actually very reluctant to come forward. for black women who do come forward, there is this disbelief and the idea of, what was she wearing, what was she doing, what is her sexual history? we've seen so much victim blaming both online and in the courtroom when it comes to megan. i think it will be an impediment for a lot of women to feel comfortable coming forward when this is how they are treated when they are in the spotlight. laura: thank you so much for joining us. prof. bailey: thank you for having me. ♪ judy: it has been 12 years since legendary oscar-winning actress elizabeth taylor died at the age of 79. and for the first time, taylor's estate granted a journalist access to the icon's private diaries, personal letters and off-the-record interview transcripts. the result is a nearly 450 page examination of elizabeth taylor's extraordinary career, adcaorvoffco e, xtslemp i recently spoke with kate andersen brower, the author of "elizabeth taylor: the g

andrew bailey - down further. so there is work to do. andrew bailey and - down further.o. andrew bailey and the i to do. andrew bailey and the team a meeting tomorrow and there is a lot of conversation about what they might do with the cost of rowing. there is a lot of economic data out of the latest growth numbers, yesterday we had rages numbers —— wages numbers, unemployment, today the inflation numbers was not what you think they will decide to do tomorrow. we think the will decide to do tomorrow. we think they will raise _ decide to do tomorrow. we think they will raise three _ decide to do tomorrow. we think they will raise three quarters - they will raise three quarters of a percent. many are looking for that and i think there is a risk they do less than that but they switch to going a little bit less strongly, so maybe 0.5%. that will be where the debate will be. tween 0.5% or 0.75%. they cannot keep raising interest rates at this pace, they won't need to. they will need to raise rates a few times and at some point possibly quite early on in 2023 they will have to

bailey. should we be doing more to provide assistance for safe parking? because a good chunk of the homeless people in my area, they have a car, but just don't have enough to live. >> should be doing more. i'm sorry, thank you for the question and we should do more to make sure that families remain safely housed. the american rescue plan that this congress had, increased the poor with the emergency rentalsy stance program. we have done a tremendous job of-- >> i'm going to try to squeeze in one more question. mr. mitchell, is there any way that we can create enough housing if we allow cities to charge $100,000 $150,000 per unit to the developer and to not allow more than four or five units of housing per acre? >> i think it will be critical for local governments to make sure that they are creating zoning laws that allow for the construction of the kinds of units necessary to house the number of people to meet demand and currently we're not doing that and as you mentioned in most localities, i

we can go back to robin vance has been at the old bailey for. interesting that the old bailey for.le that anne sacoolas hadn't come over to disk case for this court appearance, for the sentencing. this court appearance, for the sentencing-— this court appearance, for the sentencin_ ., ,. ., , ., sentencing. what is clear is that that is a mother, _ sentencing. what is clear is that that is a mother, a _ sentencing. what is clear is that that is a mother, a grieving - sentencing. what is clear is that. that is a mother, a grieving mother who was satisfied that he has delivered justice for her dead son. job done she said and then kind of exalted in front of the cameras are just over the road by the entrance to the criminal court by saying harry, we've done it. we have heard it in an extremely moving victim impact statement read out by harry dunn's family in a court earlier that she had promised herfamily she would deliverjustice for him and says that no country ever breaks promise like that to her son so for want of a better word they will be pleased about the sentence, eight months

." >> our thanks to bailey zimmerman for that great performance. that was fantastic. >> so great. he was so awesome. >>> before we go we want to say a major thank you to sean conklin retiring after 26 years as a lighting director at abc, not only here for "gma" but "all my children," "the city," so many shows. he's a three-time emmy winner and beloved member of our crew, so, sean, we wish you the very best and a whole lot of rest where you can sleep past 2:00 a.m. >> thanks so much for making us look so good with this light. thank you so much for watching. have a great day and we will be back tomorrow. >> yes.

invasion from the old bailey as soon as that begins and we gather it will be any minute and will see that she —— we will see in vision. we can now get the weather. hello there. it's been getting colder day by day. it was a bitterly cold start to the day today, however many places seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine around. but snow showers are likely to continue to pepper coastal areas that will lead to icy stretches as we head through the overnight periods. and of course, frost will continue to be quite severe in places, temperatures down to minus double digits. and you can see the blue colours envelop the whole of the uk through thursday and friday as well. these are the afternoon temperatures range from 2 to 5 degrees. add on the breeze around the north, it will feel cold and that through this evening an overnight ice becomes a risk again around coastal areas where we see wintry showers peppering the coastal parts. we could see a cluster of wintry showers affecting the south east of england for a time as well through the overnight period. and again, a widespread sharp frost exp

i can only imagine how george bailey felt. >> what's the matter? >> as a provider, as, you know, somebody. and then what does your life really mean? >> the fact that this happens against the backdrop of christmas makes that feel so much more visceral and feel even sadder. >> how about some of that good spaghetti? we've got everything -- >> the most critical scene is in the bar where george bailey hits his legitimate low point. >> if you're up there and you can hear me, show me the way. >> here it is christmas eve and he's reached rock bottom. he comes upon a bridge and he contemplates suicide. then an angel swoops down to help george bailey realize how much he's meant to all the people in his life. >> i'm your guardian angel. >> i would argue all good christmas shows, the most powerful christmas shows, there's an element of the supernatural. >> so this angel shows him what would have happened to his family, to his town, if he had never been born. >> the idyllic village of bedford falls becomes pottersville, which is a real dys

helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey.the channel. more than 30 of those rescued had to be pulled from the freezing water, off the kent coast, near dungeness. there are distressing images from the start in celestina olulode's report. a desperate struggle to safety in the early hours of this morning. in these bitterly cold waters, time is running out for these people to reach safety. the small boat ran into difficulties whilst crossing the english channel shortly after 3am this morning. a coordinated rescue effort between britain and france is still ongoing. home secretary suella braverman described the incident as a terrible tragedy. mr speaker, these are the days that we dread. crossing the channel in unseaworthy vessels is a lethally dangerous endeavour. it is for this reason above all that we are working so hard to destroy the business model of the people smugglers. evil, organised criminals who treat human beings as cargo. 43 people were rescued after the boat started sinking off the coast of dungeness. refugee chariti

bailey is a known critic of unregulated digital curr encies. intrinsic value from the governor of the boe. limerick has learned there was a mounting debt pile at alameda research. documentation offers clues to the origins of a mysterious account that a regulator alleges helps hide debt at alameda. ftx's engineering director has not been charged with a crime. joining us now on the latest is bloomberg's crypto senior editor, what do we know about these mysterious accounts? >> it was called the korea account. it was a way to mask that alameda was getting more debt on the platform. this is all quite jarring because it is a basic no no. we have spoken to sam bankman-fried and caroline ellison in august and asked them about the relationship between those two firms and the guaranteed alameda was being treated in a different way. so it is quite jarring to see what is going on. francine: and we may see more charges brought against companies in the crypto space. >> for now, sam bankman-fried is under arrest but he did not run ftx on his own. the question

he helped brazil when 3 world cups and is seen as one of footballs, greatest players, bailey, enchanted fans, and dazzled is of it. don't forget, you can get all the latest news and information any time you want on our website at dw dot com. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. mm hm. we've got to understand.

bailey. you are now recognize for five minutes to present your oral testimony. >> good morning chairwoman waters, ranking member mchenry end of the distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify in today's hearing. i am nikitra bailey executive vice president of the national fair housing alliance, the only national civil rights organization dedicated to eliminate the housing discrimination and insurer equitable housing opportunities for everyone. we create fairness and transparency and algorithms to stop technology for recycling discrimination. rising house and cass and food cost of the main drivers of inflation but housing costs are the key driver. home prices rose 10.4% in 2020 and another 2020 and another 18.8% in 2021. rental housing prices rose 17.6% in 2021, far outpacing income increases. the consumer price index rose 7.9% in the last year, the highest increase since 1982. housing costs accounted for more than 40% of the increase of core inflation rate

let's go like the old bailey for entirely the of his . bailey for entirely the of his.nto these solicitors role . mussolini's solicitors role. mussolini's aunt foreigners but her grandma rushed to parveen have told the court in articular it elegant and moving terms how precious special the woman this defendant sexually assaulted , murdered was sexually assaulted, murdered was every human being has her own essential qualities . sara essential qualities. sara believed in justice. she had a strong moral compass. believed in justice. she had a strong moral compass . she felt strong moral compass. she felt her life with big ideas , big her life with big ideas, big plans and a zest for existence . plans and a zest for existence. she was confident and active, working , volunteering to use her working, volunteering to use her talents to the full . she was talents to the full. she was well loved . her mother's only well loved. her mother's only child and her death has broken that woman . zara's absence is that woman. zara's absence is being felt constantly by the entire family.

how does andrew bailey's task different when it comes to that?t is the fine needle that he needs to thread? given how extremely challenging this labor market is. >> one of the contrast on the market versus the u.k., i think the key difference is that we saw the pickup in wage growth in the u.k. coming through much earlier than we did in europe. the part of the story is the fact that participation rates were essentially available in the u.k., and it has shrunk more than in the euro zone. it still hasn't recovered to pre-covid levels. the tightness in the labor market in the u.k. seems to be more acute. this is exactly what comes through in the communication of the bank of england, where they are raising concerns about labor market tightness, wage growth, and what it means for persistence and inflationd. adani: andrew bailey and the rest of the crew seem more hesitant to hike as much. there is wage price spiral fears. there are more structural drivers beyond just energy adding to inflation in the u.k., yet, andrew bailey seems to be more hesitant t

robin want there at the old bailey. ——robin brant there at the old bailey.arge parts of north greenland of a harsh polar desert but a new discovery suggest it is not always been so bleak. scientists have been able to turn back the clock, 2 million years to be precise, and have found evidence of the writing life. 2 precise, and have found evidence of the writing life.— the writing life. 2 million years a . o the writing life. 2 million years a . 0 we the writing life. 2 million years ago we had — the writing life. 2 million years ago we had this _ the writing life. 2 million years ago we had this forest - the writing life. 2 million years i ago we had this forest environment with mastodons, rain stays and... running round the landscape together with a lot of different plants we see —— reindeer. with a lot of different plants we see -- reindeer.— with a lot of different plants we see -- reindeer. this research was carried out — see -- reindeer. this research was carried out in _ see -- reindeer. this research was carried out in the _ see -- reindeer. this rese

those were the words of a cautiously optimistic andrew bailey, governor of the bank of england, on thursday suggested the worst might be over for inflation here in the uk. the comments came as the bank raised the cost of borrowing by half a percentage point to 3.5%, the highest it's been in m years. higher rates are meant to make borrowing and spending less attractive, and hopefully take the wind out of soaring prices, which have been rising at their fastest rate in four decades. but they are also piling the pressure on some mortgage holders already struggling with the cost—of—living crisis. as our economics editor faisal islam reports. it is absolutely mega stressful because i'm trying to work but inflation is going up. what can i do? ido? in west i do? in west yorkshire, clive turner is one of the 4 million owner occupiers facing significant rises in mortgage costs after bank of england rate rises and thatis bank of england rate rises and that is on top of the hike in energy bills. it is about £120 difference because of the 5.76. it is a lot more money out of our disposable income. plus,

as part of his release on — the old bailey. as part of his release on licence, - the old bailey., a smart and successful 35—year—old, a complete stranger, someone whose values and character were entirely the opposite of his. she had studied law and was due to be admitted onto the solicitors role. her aunt and her grandmother have told the court in article it, moving terms, how precious and special the woman this defendant sexually assaulted and murdered was every human being has her home essential qualities. zara aleena believed injustice and had a strong moral compass, she failed her life with big ideas, bid plans, and a zest for existence. she was confident and active, working and volunteering to use her talents to the full. she was well loved. and only child and her death has broken her mother. her absence has been felled constantly by the entire family, the extended family. the light has gone out from their lives, they have told the court. they will campaign for a world in her name. for the life she lost, having done nothing wrong, they want to make the world safer for others

bailey: exactly.he market moving higher monday and tuesday, the test of the biggest drag on the s&p 500 and nasdaq 100 in those two days. again, this is sounding an alarm for investors. still concerns about what is elon musk focused on? where is his head at? obviously spacex is successful. ,tesla has been a roaring success. but did he bite off more than he can chew with twitter and massive debt loads, and how does that impact the fundamental business of tesla given how large of a stake he has and how whether or not he will continue to sell shares, as you mentioned at the top of the hour, when he said at the end of the year that he was going to stop selling? caroline: we were just talking with katie about a macro fiel -- macro feel to these markets. and the fact the federal reserve is often the only game in town. now elon musk himself can be a macroeconomic commentator, and he laid a few, shall we say, trails, bread crumbs, you should be worried about debt if using you are seeing the rates go up. what

carol mcgeough and sean bailey and amy nicholl. i'll also speak to the figures at the heart of the drama the night at 935, meghan's estranged sister samantha markle and royal insider lady campbell weigh in on whether harry and meghan's relationship with the windsors and markle's is done for good . and markle's is done for good. at 1015, the man who's documenting the war between the sussexes the royals from the start, tom bower explains why princess diana be ashamed of harry for lashing out at his brother . plus of the sussexes. brother. plus of the sussexes. why to shift the blame for harry's exit from the royal family. of meghan . when a guy family. of meghan. when a guy falls in love with a girl, his buddies like, oh, my god, he changed. i don't see him anymore. he's on tv. hot. matt middleton isn't so sure he's on on this at 1045. do the sussexes deserve accountability and an apology from king charles and prince william over meg sit as suggested by harry. royal biographer angela levin takes on twitter and broadcaster nicky hodgs

helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey.he three deaths of children who died after falling in that lake in solihull. we are hearing from west midlands police in a statement saying that it is with heartfelt sadness that we have to report this afternoon the six—year—old who was in hospital has lost his fight for life. our deepest sympathies are with families and friends of those involved in this tragedy. we cannot comprehend the enormity of the pain they must feel and our hearts go out them. so, the six—year—old has now also died after falling into that icy lake in solihull. he has become the fourth child to die after an eight, ten and an 11—year—old also perished. four people have died after a small book carrying migrants capsized whilst crossing the channel from france in freezing conditions. more than a0 people were rescued in the joint air and than a0 people were rescued in the jointairand sea than a0 people were rescued in the joint air and sea operation by the british and french navies and coastguards. the incident comes

carol mcgeough and sean bailey and amy nicholl. i'll also speak to the figures at the heart of the drama the night at 935, meghan's estranged sister samantha markle and royal insider lady campbell weigh in on whether harry and meghan's relationship with the windsors and markle's is done for good . and markle's is done for good. at 1015, the man who's documenting the war between the sussexes the royals from the start, tom bower explains why princess diana be ashamed of harry for lashing out at his brother . plus of the sussexes. brother. plus of the sussexes. why to shift the blame for harry's exit from the royal family. of meghan . when a guy family. of meghan. when a guy falls in love with a girl, his buddies like, oh, my god, he changed. i don't see him anymore. he's on tv. hot. matt middleton isn't so sure he's on on this at 1045. do the sussexes deserve accountability and an apology from king charles and prince william over meg sit as suggested by harry. royal biographer angela levin takes on twitter and broadcaster nicky hodgs

think that mover the front end just kind of indicative of the fact lagarde i would say, lagarde not bailey definitely in charge of this narrative. let's talk by the bank of england because in some ways bank of england went early on going ugly and basically pointed out very early on but we will see a recession, it was pointing out it would be ugly, that the u.k. economy was a tough place and what we saw today was the bank of england reinforcing that. the labor market remains tight, evidence of inflationary pressures that could indicate growing persistence and justifies a further forceful on military policy choice. that didn't come as a surprise in many ways. we saw was in some ways from the bank of england a dovish story because -- and i've talked about this earlier before, he's talked about the idea we should watch the vote count as a signaling mechanism and today the vote count with two members signaling there should be no rate change and the other with 75 basically says it was fairly dovish. if you look at the statement it wasn't. the bank of england is saying it will have to do more, it

reporter bailey hurley of our fargo affiliate rode along with one driver >> this is not the fun snow to work with. it's great for snowballs and forts but not good for cleaning up >> reporter: it felt like a losing game for daniel jle john. >> i'd go on the west side and come back on the east side and it didn't even look like i touched the west side, i'm like, no >> reporter: while it's better, it's still not great, the slushy snow making cleanup efforts that much harder. >> the heavier it is, the harder it is to push. you knock down mailboxes just with throwing the snow, because it's like a brick. >> reporter: it's a job sometimes made a bit more difficult with cars parked on the street >> we try not to bury both sides so it's easier for them to get out. but, we have to, obviously, we have to clean the roads. >> reporter: and john says if you feel like your block is always the last one to get dug out, just know, plow operators try not to do that >> there are reasons why we clear things the way we clear them, but we do try to switch it up >> reporter: through the 12-hour shifts that w

andrew bailey and co. signaling that inflation may have peaked in the u.k.aising rates by 50 basis points, a three split in terms of how they made that decision. let's look at the sectors and in terms of the selling pressure that we are seeing, most pronounced in telecoms but also real estate. just to sectors in the green. autos up to tenths of a percent. banks up 10th of a percent. the action is in the bond markets. that is the most excitement in terms of the action today particularly in btp's. you look at 340 is a level maybe viewed by some as -- it is currently 314 after 30 basis point move on the 10-year yesterday. german bonds containing to selloff. that takes us into what is happening in brussels. this time it's around the geopolitics. european leaders meeting in brussels have agreed to a new package of sanctions on russia. they also urge european energy ministers to complete a deal on a price cap on natural gas as soon as monday. for more let's go to our respondent who is in brussels for us. maria, what was agreed last night? how consequential was it?

hey everybody, my name is nancy bailey been going in may about welcome to my home. i cannot wait to have you here and to share a little bit about my life, nosy lives with her husband. c combos. though very far away from the conservative environment of the fort elizabeth township. she grew up in in 2013. she was diagnosed with h. i v this felt like a low blow. i remember my doctor asking me like, what are some of my fears? and i was like, i don't want to die. i'm too young. i still have a lot of things that i want to do. i still wanna travel the world. i want to get married on children on a boat. they're really successful in life for myself. bad care. i am. how am i going to use all of this? am for the better the turning point for noses life came when she decided to live positively with h i. b, her youtube channel was named one of the internet's top 15, dealing with atp and 8 am. how are you feeling? and i said, i'm actually fine. and i'm glad that i had spoken to you and i'm glad that aid i'm talked to you. and lastly, what is it a step as a 1000 times? but thank yo

subsequent report it to andrew bailey . he subsequent report it to andrew bailey.t report it to andrew bailey . he was head of the fca bailey. he was head of the fca bank of the fca , but essentially bank of the fca, but essentially proved that they were the markets we gave them 88 examples of where the price would fixed the next day. we did that through lawyers so that we would timestamp the before and say, here's the email, share it with the cftc , share it with jj, the cftc, share it with jj, here's where the price. if you believe there's been a wilful attempt, it was to keep the price of gold low. it was a wilful attempt to not just keep the price of gold low, but as an a game to make money. yeah, well corruption can exist in many, many forms . but looking at where many forms. but looking at where we are today , you make the point we are today, you make the point that, you know, being safe with your money and having it in the bank and i get the yeah you're 10. yeah. or maybe a little bit more this current moment time this program not here to give investment adv

subsequent report it to andrew bailey . he subsequent report it to andrew bailey.t report it to andrew bailey . he was head of the fca bailey. he was head of the fca bank of the fca , but essentially bank of the fca, but essentially proved that they were the markets we gave them 88 examples of where the price would fixed the next day. we did that through lawyers so that we would timestamp the before and say, here's the email, share it with the cftc , share it with jj, the cftc, share it with jj, here's where the price. if you believe there's been a wilful attempt, it was to keep the price of gold low. it was a wilful attempt to not just keep the price of gold low, but as an a game to make money. yeah, well corruption can exist in many, many forms . but looking at where many forms. but looking at where we are today , you make the point we are today, you make the point that, you know, being safe with your money and having it in the bank and i get the yeah you're 10. yeah. or maybe a little bit more this current moment time this program not here to give investment adv

i've got journalist and bailey.'ve got journalist and political consultant emma burnell and former adviser to johnson to convey a range of now. we'll also take a first look at tomorrow's front pages , look at tomorrow's front pages, the stories making tomorrow's . the stories making tomorrow's. and as always we really want to hear your thoughts as well, so please send them to gbviews@gbnews.uk well, this is dan wootton tonight with me, neil. ready? let's go . you know neil. ready? let's go. you know the ancient babylonians are said to have been the first people to make new year's resolution as 4000 years ago. they were also the first to hold record and celebrations in honour. the new year though for them, the year began not in january but in mid—march when the crops were planted. it made sense during a massive 12 day religious festival known as a kita. they made to their gods to pay their debts and return any they had borrowed. now these promises could be considered forerunners of new year's resolutions. if the baby

i've got journalist and bailey.'ve got journalist and political consultant emma burnell and former adviser to johnson to convey a range of now. we'll also take a first look at tomorrow's front pages , look at tomorrow's front pages, the stories making tomorrow's . the stories making tomorrow's. and as always we really want to hear your thoughts as well, so please send them to gbviews@gbnews.uk well, this is dan wootton tonight with me, neil. ready? let's go . you know neil. ready? let's go. you know the ancient babylonians are said to have been the first people to make new year's resolution as 4000 years ago. they were also the first to hold record and celebrations in honour. the new year though for them, the year began not in january but in mid—march when the crops were planted. it made sense during a massive 12 day religious festival known as a kita. they made to their gods to pay their debts and return any they had borrowed. now these promises could be considered forerunners of new year's resolutions. if the baby

last month that the old bailey, mcsweeney i that the old bailey, mcsweeney pleaded guilty to zara aleena'smore than 40 people were rescued in the operation. the incidents comes the day after the prime minister... our home editor mark easton reports, and a warning there are distressing images from there are distressing images from the start. the mayday call came around 3am — dark and below freezing, an extraordinary rescue effort to save the lives of dozens of migrants in a sinking dinghy in the middle of the english channel. a fishing boat first on the scene, pulling people from the stricken inflatable. men, women and children screaming for help. rnli lifeboats, the royal navy, french navy and coastguard helicopterjoined the operation. with daybreak, the search for survivors intensified, rescue teams trying to spot anyone in the cold waters of the channel. but within a few hours, it became clear the search was for bodies. and later, one of those who didn't make it was brought ashore at dover. lifeboat crews tried to resuscitate some survivors on the quayside. a helicopter took one adult vi

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our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports from the old bailey.ed, his family came to the old bailey to hear thejudge passed sentence on the american woman responsible. but anne sacoolas, the woman being sentenced, was not in court. seen on the right, she was appearing by video link with her lawyer from washington, dc. first, thejudge praised harry dunn's family for how they had campaigned forjustice for him. there is no doubt that the calm and dignified persistence of these parents and the family of that young man has led, through three years of heartbreak and effort, to your appearance before the court, and the opportunity for you to acknowledge your guilt of a crime. please stand up, mrs sacoolas. for the offence of causing the death of harry dunn by your careless driving, the sentence is eight months imprisonment, suspended for 12 months. harry dunn's mother said she'd now kept the promise she made to him in hospital after he'd died, to get him justice. job done, promise complete. properly, properly complete now. anne sacoolas has a criminal r

helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey.involved in a violent scuffle with pro—democracy protestors outside the country's consulate in manchester. the officials, including the most senior, the consul—general, refused to waive their diplomatic immunity and be questioned by police. here's our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. manchester last october, and pro—democracy campaigners from hong kong gather outside of china's consulate. but then some men come out of the gate. they kick down posters, remove others. a violent scuffle ensues. as a senior diplomat looks on, one of the protesters is dragged inside the gates and is attacked. police have to enter the consulate to drag him clear. the foreign office asked for six of these men to have their diplomatic immunity waived so they could be questioned by detectives. instead, china has called them home, including the consul—general, the most senior diplomat, mr zheng xiyuan. the foreign secretary, james cleverly, said he was disappointed the men would not facejustice but... th

then in october on a video link at the old bailey , she link at the old bailey, she accepted the lesserss driving , which death by careless driving, which carries a lower sentence with a maximum of five years imprisonment. this was accepted by the cps and the family of harry dunn with eight. and i think it was . it's done. i'm think it was. it's done. i'm done. think it was. it's done. i'm done . i am just going to stand done. i am just going to stand beside now and just let the courts do their thing and it's been a long three years. the case been unprecedented, but for dunn's family, today's sentence , their battle for justice is finally over. we'll get , their battle for justice is finally over . we'll get the finally over. we'll get the latest live at the old bailey with alex nunn. unless, of course, you remember her evidence being given by video link. now we've got the situation where the judge is summing up is being given on video court . yes video on in the court. yes that's right much the disappoint of harry dunn's family. the judge presiding over this mrs. justice cheema grob ha

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