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repeated on the following morning today programme and elsewhere actually belongs to labour�*s margaret beckettwendy where he acted like that stop next i am so sick of hearing bbc news referring to liz trust as the first e—mail foreign secretary, an absolute basic fact completely wrong. wednesday also saw a departure from bbc news, liz stepped away from the brackets up after presenting a programme for 20 years. herfinal show is marked by applause on her arrival, tributes from stars and a crowd of colleagues wearing masks. . crowd of colleagues wearing masks. , you you're so sweet! thank you, guys. thank you. you are so sweet. would you like to take off that blindfold and say hello that is really strange, hi, me. michael— that is really strange, hi, me. michael here just wanted to wish you the biggest _ michael here just wanted to wish you the biggest of— michael here just wanted to wish you the biggest of love _ michael here just wanted to wish you the biggest of love and _ michael here just wanted to wish you the biggest of love and to _ michael here just wanted to wish you the biggest of love

labour paid eight when they were winning rural seats it was even holding a rural party in margaret beckett of journalist side to this, what do you make of what she is saying? is a serious pitch for rural votes? i serious pitch for rural votes? i don't think it can be, no. the figures — don't think it can be, no. the figures are _ don't think it can be, no. the figures are stark in the story and it's says — figures are stark in the story and it's says it— figures are stark in the story and it's says it leaver hold 17 or semi rural— it's says it leaver hold 17 or semi rurat seats — it's says it leaver hold 17 or semi rural seats and one 870 in the heyday— rural seats and one 870 in the heyday of— rural seats and one 870 in the heyday of tony blair and that is a help of— heyday of tony blair and that is a help of a — heyday of tony blair and that is a help of a decline. the labour focus is on _ help of a decline. the labour focus is on towns — help of a decline. the labour focus is on towns. that is the background and been _ is on towns. that is the background and been a — is on towns. that i

he found a precious ally within the health ministry itself. simon beckett. i researcher and nutrition gala into the doesn't the feeling that they did is a lot in that is going on who is being doing and also to look at them a letter from it took 11 years of fear, struggle battling sensors who rejected clip after clip before the researcher and the actors finally succeeded in taxing photos and junk food in mexico. it was the 1st so the tax in north america here stop us. i do them want to get, you know, seeing those daniels said him listed out whenever a little soon in a call. so more they vs as good as him. make me go into middle know if i saw the fit in the middle, know what to look at and go somewhat of risks. the encouraged by the success of the tax 20 associations joined the effort lead bike has video embed kara, they demanded a nutritional labeling system and they also hope to raise the tax from 10 to 20 percent. me. apparently these demands for unacceptable to mysterious nameless opponents. your s u v miss i can meet the live for. no one is a may say even

stephen beckett has been to taiwan to look at some other ways electric vehicles could be powered.r waterfall". it is one of the main routes into central taipei for thousands of commuters every way. it is mind—boggling how many mopeds there are here. thousands of them, and theyjust keep on coming. and you know what, you really get a sense ofjust how much pollution these guys are probably causing. this is the same spot a few weeks later, and believe it or not a good chunk of those bikes aren't producing any pollution at all. this is publicity stunt for gogoro, a taiwanese start—up pioneering the uptake of electric scooters in taiwan. everybody is moving into cities and living on top of each other, and the need for adopting electric transportation as a cleaner mode of transportation. but here comes the problem — chicken and egg. without the proper infrastructure nobody will ever adopt a mobility solution that is electric, because charging in these big cities are next to impossible. and this is gogoro's solution to that problem. riders own special electric bikes, but not the batteries

who's beckett on and don't see a border? so it was an impossible mission from the start. but it shouldn't been a state building mission. it should have been a mission of national security. of course, the want to ship if america hadn't divested the war and into a rack. could afghanistan have been a success or was it all was due to failure? excellent question. when i was serving power, when he was chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, i knew that we had told president h w bush that we could not do to regional contingencies at the same time. and the reason for that is because we were cutting the military about 25 percent. the president knew that and was willing to buy that risk. didn't think there was that risk very terrible in the future. so we did it. and then along came clinton and we cut another 3 percent. so by the time we get to the point where we're contemplating really seriously doing a rack and it was much sooner than the breast indicated, bol is, again putting on his german set and saying, mister president, you can, you can. and cheney as again putting his finger

he support the idea of having more well cuts and believes the games. biggest stars would also beckett to neil opportunity for new companies have a chance to fight before qualification, every to e. s. e. 's isa mazing now enough, because if you, if you ask a massy scan order now though, if they love to have more opportunity to join the world cup, i'm sure they will say yes. well, earlier we spoke to a p global sports correspondent rob harris with pass that virtual press conference with rinaldo and banga. we are hearing considerable opposition from across the game . we're hearing it from the world leagues for him who represent the major competitions, whether the premier league le lee g m a less the japanese lee. they believe this would seriously impact world football. placing a tallman effect the every year, at least i won't narrow competitions disrupted so long in october, november as well. and now we're hearing the you wait for president alex on the chef and he's been firmly against these plans the biannual. well kept saying, god, actually, europe would void the world's help if necess

he's done so jake has done was beckett's done. he said, but he wasn't sure exactly when the last time a foreign minister actually went to the region. he and he assured the committee that was ongoing contact previously. mr. too hot as contrasted the efforts of the german government for example, and a foreign minister. hi, co muss to what dominic rob has be doing in terms of meeting his counterpart. so dominic rob was also so about, excuse me, how many people were left behind and why many people perceive the way evacuations were handled as chaotic, where he says that the british authorities did everything they could, that of course, leaving anyone behind is too many. but he said it was not possible to put a figure with any precision on how many you k nationals. you know, i've got his don will not say vacuum to the although he thinks it's in the hundreds . but many people estimate that it could be thousands in terms of those eligible to come to the u. k. because they worked with british forces or because are at risk. for example, the

busy military exercises together with use beckett's done and tragic is done to defend the southern borders of dodge is done against possible infiltration or even innovation. a group of women rallying for their rights have been prevented from marching to the presidential palace in couple. the gas was reported the fire to disperse the crowd. itala beneficial recently promised. there would be a place for women in afghanistan, governments, but not in the cabinets. i'm the why. so if the woman's who they were able to speak to anyone, i came outside to talk with tele bonds and to help women who didn't come to go to work, go to school and i want to be the voice of them. many women fear a return to brutality seen when the group last hel power 20 years ago. but taliban official say there are different and women are only afraid because of propaganda. someone been job a got exclusive access to the city of general abide and spoke to afghan women. there. my country to 22 year old was calling is a medical student. she works on time to support her family because her father who is an engineer, has been ou

monaco yacht show, with 82 of the finest floating real estate on offer. joining me now isjonathan becketto but you are below deck. do tell. it's still dark out there, i knowi do tell. it's still dark out there, i know i get up early. do tell us about this show, are you expecting big businesses here? i you expecting big businesses here? ~ , , ., .. here? i think this is going to be a very — here? i think this is going to be a very unusual _ here? i think this is going to be a very unusual show - here? i think this is going to be a very unusual show stopj here? i think this is going to - be a very unusual show stop got a fantastic collection of yachts here, as you say, about 82 yachts in the show and about 25 yachts out of anger. about 3.5 billion euros of super yachts here in the show. and we are expecting the number of people coming to the show to be significantly down but anyone coming here is going to come with intent. i was a dinner with intent. i was a dinner with a client last night where we are going shopping today and looking for a sanctuary for them and theirfamily looking for a s

liz truss only the second for an secretary after margaret beckett. of leadership. suggest. the labour party in terms of leadership-— of leadership. yeah, i think the conservative _ of leadership. yeah, i think the conservative party _ of leadership. yeah, i think the conservative party have - of leadership. yeah, i think the | conservative party have had two female by ministers and labour have had zero. when you look at the facts, i think they speak for themselves. i think they are making a conscious effort to make sure the cabinet looks like the country that they are serving. you have a high number of mps and ministers from minority ethnic backgrounds, you have bigger gender balance. but it isn'tjust about that. have bigger gender balance. but it isn't just about that. you have bigger gender balance. but it isn'tjust about that. you have to look at where people go to school, university, did they go and do something else? if the government is serious about the leveling of agenda and retaining these seats across parts of the country that have never vo

. >> beckett is now forming acting as director, demonstrated have you back on the noon i have been talkingmer dhs official and we have 16 states now fighting with whio mr. president, at the time we will not limit ice and its powers to deport the potential criminal illegal aliens and bad actors and why is this fight still going on in court pretty. >> i don't understand it and i don't know why all 50 states are on the same side of this because you and i talked meantime, 91 percent of everybody i.c.e. and the rest in here in the united states either a convicted criminal or and they do a lot of security work. they investigate human trafficking, trafficking they save thousands of children from predators and they investigate this technology that is at the united states and given war fighters such as missile technology and the use against our war fighters. i.c.e. does a lot of public safety work in national security work in a protected this nation. elizabeth: so it's unclear what the white house keeps hamstringing them. it's unclear predict. tim: because they don't like the immigration portion of

he had this going to beckett hbo movie with the trump administration.nd then doing retrospect as beast start to tell the history. i think that will be extremely interesting to. spanky said something a moment ago that set my brain spinning. think about the tv show you and i were talking up before he started and women that you are talking about in this book. even the women from your previous books, you talked about being respectful. while these women were certainly capable of pushing the envelope. they always did it was some measure of mindfulness and respectfulness of their topics, of their characters, of themselves. and my rudolph is being respectful in your portrayal of kamala harris. there might be elements of the news whether or not. is that something intrinsic to the way women look in mass media? is that a good quality? is it a bad quality? >> it's probably a good quality pre-dive into respect. yes of course she should stand up for yourself and all those things. i don't think she was ever disrespectful in the way that i would describe, maybe. [inaud

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we have two wonderful sons, lacey was 10 years old and beckett who is a, they are both here today.we would go out for milkshakes after this to reward good behavior so the whole family has a lot riding on this hearing. my incredible mother is here as well. there are no words to express how grateful i am to her for shaping my values and work ethic and always demonstrating the importance of service. i wouldn't be here today without the example she said, the encouragement she provided to always pursue my dreams and the unending support she's given me to help me reach them. my brother eric is here also, pretty much from the day i was born he has been my best friend and i finally went to thank all the family and friends who supported me including many who i think are probably glued to c-span, my mother and father-in-law in kansas, my sister leah and my nephew taylor. i wish my father had lived to see this day. he was an attorney too. he loved the law and took great joy in watching my legal career unfold. i think about my dad every day and i know how much he would have enjoyed this moment

beckett more difficult to govern ourselves inside our governmental structure.itution was a genius of a document. it allows for avenues of addressing disagreements. the ways in which we can collectively accept. host: kathleen hall jamieson is the director for the annenberg public policy center at the university of pennsylvania. i appreciate your time on this constitution day. guest: good to be with you. host: just about 40 minutes left. we will be joined by new york university's paul barrett on a discussion about a report on the influence of social media on political polarization in this country. stick around. we will be right back. ♪ >> to a political dynasty and notorious philanderer. he was ambitious and defeatist. these are the words of david, a journalist and former reporter at the wall street journal. words from a book review written about joseph kennedy. it is a new book titled, "the ambassador." it is about joseph kennedy's time as ambassador to great britain, 1938 to 1940. >> listen at c-span.org, wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> you can be a part o

beckett will take all our attention because play is under way at the oval on the final day of the fourth those health authorities say that all four had been told to isolate and leave the country i was before the match but failed to comply. 0bviously playing in it which is why they took such drastic action, forcing that game to be called off. we are waiting for a response from fifa to decide how they will handle this. emma raducanu faces shelby rogers in the last 16 of the us open later on this evening. the 18—year—old is playing in herfirst overseas this evening. the 18—year—old is playing in her first overseas grand slam. she is yet to drop a set but dan evans is out. the british number one was outclassed in his fourth—round match against daniil medvedev. but his run in new york will see him reach a career high ranking inside the world's top 25. the golf now over in ohio, an enthralling final day. the usa dominated yesterday's early foursomes to reduce europe's lead to a single point at one stage but after a topsy—turvy afternoon, europe have a slender 9—7 lead going into today's single

the foreign secretary, she is the second female foreign secretary to be appointed since margaret beckettng up, another car down the street, so i am just going to keep an eye on who that might be. oh it, it is nadhim zahawi, the vaccines minister. he has had a very big role recently, leading that vaccine programme, and has been seen as a competent performer in overseeing that vaccine programme, which has been a realflagship of the government's programme throughout the pandemic, so again him coming in at this moment sounds like he may be getting a promotion to the cabinet table. so that is now in nadhim zahawi and his colleague in nadhim zahawi and his colleague in the department of health, nadine dorries, both gone into number ten, so we wait to see if they both emerge with newjobs. we are also waiting to see what happens with oliver dowden, the former culture secretary, also with michael gove inside number ten as well, the cabinet office, and we know that there are a number ofjobs that are vacant, we know the education secretary role is vacant after gavin williamson was sacked from that

repeated on the following morning today programme and elsewhere actually belongs to labour's margaret beckett allowed into the country. at passport control, i was told the fsb security service had banned me for life. i recorded the conversation. i was returning from belarus where i had confronted alexander lukashenko on the mass repression and torture of peaceful protesters. his loyal supporters rounded on me. in a co—ordinated attack. rosalind was watching that at the time and posted this reaction... sarah rainsford has been back in the uk now for a couple of weeks and she joins me here in the studio. thank you so much for coming into newswatch, and as you can tell, viewers feel admiration for your work. there are still bbc correspondents there, why do you think the russians expelled you? it's a good question and one that they haven't really given me a straight answer to a themselves. but certainly did single me out, and that happened more than a year ago when i started getting short—term visas. they put me on three—month visas instead of a one—year visa, and eventually got a two month visa