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we've discovered that in 2019, bangor, gwynedd, had commissioned a confidential report into the runningen raised about his closeness to some teenage girls, but there was no formal investigation. yet two years later, he was made a strategic superhead and was in charge of two schools in north wales. we've also uncovered allegations going back more than a0 years. you don't suddenly wake up in 2019 and decide to become a paedophile. i know that he was doing it in 1979 because he was doing it to me. this woman, we've changed her name to nia, says foden indecently assaulted her for two years when alone in his classroom. she didn't tell anyone at the time, but she did contact the police after his arrest. he'd come to the desk, stand behind me. usually his right arm would be rubbing up against my breast and i felt i couldn't move. i must have been 13. i was vulnerable at that age. naive. and he knew it. gwynedd, foden's now former employer, declined a request for an interview. it said an official review is underway and will provide that review with all the information it needs so that lessons c

the bus had been carrying students to strangford college to bangor when the accident happened. change in the government's position on other overseas territories. he said the status of the falkland islands, gibraltar and other british overseas territories are "not up for negotiation." it comes after the government announced it would give up sovereignty over a cluster of remote indian ocean islands. you're live with bbc news. the us golf coast is preparing for another intense storm, as hurricane milton makes it way to florida. hurricane and storm surge warnings have been issued for portions of florida's west coast, as people being to evacuate. we're looking at pictures showing just how enormous it's become over the past 24 hours. the national hurricane centre says milton has winds up to 175mph. the storm is expected to make landfall wednesday night or early thursday morning. here, we're looking at at the precipitation forecast — i've been speaking with felecia bowser — meteorologist—in—charge at the national weather service in tallahassee, florida. she's been discussing what peop

it was not from bangor to edit and the media, the harris campaign. >>> the vice president or candidateats classify the rally as a nazi, hitler rally and you're here arguing that your candidate is going to make it their final pitch about unity and joy and bringing the country together when they said all the people who were at the rally are nazi voters? >> kamala harris is going to help latino voters. >> latino voters are going to work for trump because of ink -- economy, not because of the claims that you're making. >> martha: i don't know, you know, what the number of the breakdown is going to look like when we get all of this data, i don't know, you know, for how many people a comic who speaks a couple of hours before is going to change how they felt on saturday or on friday, jose. don't you think that they care more about the issues and the economy and all of the things they've been telling us to care about more than some insult comic? >> they care about the economy, obviously they care about the economy. they care about women's rights to choose. they care about -- before but -- [sim

i want to thank the bangor family for making this possible. thinkers and students and more about the world's challenges. today, a perfect example of this connection. i want to flag some of our events we are organizing in the coming weeks which is tomorrow. it went so fast and by moody's, panel discussion on the effects of managing markets. november 15th, the foreign foreign minister of south korea for discussions on us/south korea relations after the us presidential election and on the world bank interview conference on the economic system. it is my pleasure to introduce the dean of the school, foreign policy practitioner and award-winning author with experience in government, she was appointed the dean in 2021 and the first woman to serve as permanent dean. from 2013 to 2021, she was senior fellow for india, pakistan and south asia where she remains a senior fellow. from 2010-2016 she served as deputy assistant secretary of state, work focuses on us relations with south asia. from harvard college and from the university of chicago. is a membe

missed any of the debate, scan the qr code on the screen and go to our website or follow along the bangor daily news website for election coverage through election day. thank you so much for tuning in. have a great night. ♪ tuesday the mayor of huntington, west va faces the state attorney general and the for governor. eastern on c-span 2, c-span now, and c-span.org. >> this election night, we bring you something different. not just the presidential race, but state races that will decide the balance of power in congress. no pundits, spins, or commercials. just the candidates, results, and you. follow c-span beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern on tuesday, november 5, on tv, online, or on the free c-span now video app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including newco. >> where are you going? or maybe a better question is, how far do you want to go? and how fast do you want to get there? now we are getting somewhere. so let's go. let's go faster. let's go further. let's go beyond. >> midco supports c-span as a publ service, alon

be 15 degrees above average and then boom, temperatures drop in buffalo, pittsburgh, indianapolis, bangor by monday. this is the front that's bringing the warm hair ahead of it and colder air. mixed snow up through southern minnesota. a storm hazard from louisville down to shreveport. we could see wind gusts of 60 miles per hour. the rain threat that's the biggest thing we have to look for, especially down to the south. anywhere 1 to 3 inches of rain. guys? >> all right, al. thank you so much. we'll check back in a bit. >>> let's turn to the countdown to election day. vice president harris and former president trump criss-crossing the swing states. trump riding to his wisconsin rally in a garbage truck capitalizing on joe biden's gaffe that began with a racist joke. and kamala harris wants to spread her message of unity. we have coverage with just five days to go. we start out with garrett haake. hey, garrett. good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda. good morning to you, and yeah. the trump campaign saw that comment from president biden appearing to compare their supporters to garbage as a p