ben didn't seem like the type to get jealous or violent. you could never imagine ben hurting angie? >> i could never imagine that. >> the evening ended at 1:00 a. m. angie dropped russell off from his apartment, which was walking distance from her own. and then took anita home. she thought about spending the night at angie's but decided against it. >> what was the last thing you said to each other? >> see you tomorrow at the football game. she doesn't meet me there, very strange. because she was a woman of her word. i remember saying, i wonder why angie is. i came home, and my roommate said, there's something i need to tell you. she said, umm, you might want to sit down. she goes, angie was murdered last night and the police want you to call them back. >> what did you think? >> i didn't want to believe it at first. beyond that, i started with the whole would have, could have, should have. could i have prevented it, should i have spent the night? would things have been different? >> but she was not the last person to see angie alive. it turns out angie's boyfriend, ben, was that pers

i have already addressed the point about ben wallace,... - point about ben wallace,...e continued to be grateful that our support and our leadership and the welcome we have extended to many ukrainian families. i think everyone can see that howard he feels. —— thatis can see that howard he feels. —— that is how he feels. i have asked the bbc to suspend their inquiry —— the bbc to suspend their inquiry —— the police have asked the bbc to suspend the inquiry. it is right they are invested gated swiftly and vigorously. we should let that continue and conclude. thanks very much everyone. continue and conclude. thanks very much everyone-— much everyone. they're the press conference _ much everyone. they're the press conference with _ much everyone. they're the press conference with rishi _ much everyone. they're the press conference with rishi sunak - much everyone. they're the press conference with rishi sunak is - conference with rishi sunak is ending. the british prime minister talking about 500 days of barbarity in ukrainian war. talking about the resilience, talk about t

you know, ben long for days abortion were safe. >> ben: there is a part about this that i'm not a doctore a doctor might say this. doesn't there need to be education with this? because if have college kids going out and getting drunk and wake up, okay, maybe i should take this and hook up, can you use this bill safely two nights in a row, three times a week, five times a month? i don't know but to put vending machine with a substance that is supposed to come from a doctor that you might be able to take eight, nine, ten times a month, i don't know but my question is what does that do over for your college career? shouldn't there be a dog my doctor involved and you don't have to have prescription for it but they do say do you want to know about this? they give you the massive binder of everything that could go wrong, side effects, et cetera. the vending machine will not do that. and i worry about women's health from that perspective making it too easy to make bad choices and i don't know long-term effects of the drug. they are acting like this is about access and that worries me a lot. >>

irate that style, along with ben stokes, is the coach-— that style, along with ben stokes, is the coachnd die _ is the coach. we make decisions on if the live and die by _ is the coach. we make decisions on if the live and die by those - if the live and die by those decisions and time and time we try to get— decisions and time and time we try to get guys— decisions and time and time we try to get guys to do so. it is not about— to get guys to do so. it is not about trying to hit every ball out of the _ about trying to hit every ball out of the ground, it's about trying to absorb pressure at times and the moment— absorb pressure at times and the moment to turn pressure back on. if we get _ moment to turn pressure back on. if we get that— moment to turn pressure back on. if we get that wrong at times, it's ok, we get that wrong at times, it's ok, we have _ we get that wrong at times, it's ok, we have to — we get that wrong at times, it's ok, we have to believe in what were doing at — we have to believe in what were doing at the direction this team is going _ doing at the direction this te

ben. you. they absolutely do, ben. love you too as well.do. >> ben. >> they like ben. >> they like ben. >> with a crooked tie. >> even with a crooked tie. yeah, do. yeah, they do. >> just been talking about >> we've just been talking about the and licences, as the oil and gas licences, as doreen well done, rishi. doreen says. well done, rishi. this the best thing to this is the best thing to happen. so far this year, says doreen. >> that's precisely the >> and that's precisely the reaction seeking. yes, reaction he's seeking. yes, well, that's good. >> it's working. >> it's working. >> it's working. >> it won't come to anything. >> it won't come to anything. >> martin says. brilliant news, definitely of definitely the right course of action. lobby, action. ignore the eco lobby, rishi, because majority rishi, because the vast majority of people are with of level headed people are with you. um, ken says, i'm sorry to state the obvious, michelle, but the planet's been around for millions of years and be so millions of years and will be so long

it's not ben & jerry's -- one time it was but it isn't anymore ben & jerry's took the money and soldo big corporate america so that's the funny thing. most conservatives don't care because most cases they are more likely to be angry with the company like bud light as they felt bud light was on their side but they always knew these guys were left-wing hippies but even then it's all phony i care about people don't abide by the rules makes me mad but joe rogan ad hoc process, listen to that cl clip. >> if you are conspiracy theorists, this is the real conspiracy conspiracy is have many social problems as possible for people distracted by people concentrated on whether it's a pandemic, masks, vaccines, pride, trans movement -- sponsor drag shows for kids if you want people to get mad and distrac distracted. get people to think it's a good idea to do that and watch outrage. get people to think the ocean will be boiling in five years. so many of these social distractions in our case all day long about everything. money is getting moved around, decisions are getting made. it's a brilliant c

that is why you eat ben & jerry's.t is why i always keep one handy for after i sleep with a girl. i mean, i will it to her when i sleep with a girl. yeah. is in the mount rushmore th thing -- isn't it probably because it sucks? >> greg: you believe it is overrated. >> jamie: do you know 2.4 million people regret driving to mount rushmore each year? it is one of the seven wonder why i went theres in the world. [laughter] >> greg: where is it? is it in wyoming? >> the dakotas. >> jamie: i swear i googled. i really did. i googled where his mount rushmore. google was like, i'm not even sure. can i say one thing about chas feeding? the real controversy is i think that there could be chemicals in the breast milk. i would say at least half the guys from a high school have naturally bigger breasts than when i went. how they grew those. >> greg: yes, that is true. work out and then they just go to pot. >> dr. drew: we can cause some breast growth, too. >> greg: thank you very much. >> dr. drew: that is what we are that is what

ben, my name is mike.ween b and c and can't get my heat to work. any suggestions? [ laughter ] >> do you live at 631 east 11th? >> wow, yeah, i do! >> apartment 4 c? >> yeah. >> so your landlord is harry o'reilly, which means your radiator is an mcraidy 328. you're going to see a small little brass pipe under the left side, okay, with a red valve. you want to turn it three quarters of an inch counter clockwise. you know what counter clockwise is? no, no, no. the other way. >> yeah. >> the other way. then you're going to hear a hissing sound. when you hear the hissing sound, you're going to push the buttons in the following order. off high, on low, high, low low, cool, heat, off, high, high. all right in then you want to do elbow, elbow hit and little hip thrust. >> wow. >> jimmy: very specific questions. we have one more. one more. >> hi, ben. >> hey, man. >> what's the best place to get a pizza in new york. >> that's a good one. >> jimmy: that's a dangerous question. >> i'm going to have to say either luc

ben and jerrys facing calls for a boycott.he ice cream company tweeting this fourth of july, it's high time we recognize the u.s. exists on stolen indigenous land and commit to returning it. learn more and take action now. let's bring in tom shillue. great to have you on. i'm going to put this on the screen, this is ben and jerry's, their message on instagram. listen and i'll get your response. >> america, land of the free or so we thought. we need to talk about mount rushmore. the truth is our entire country exists on stolen land. this insurance day, let's give it back. return mount rushmore to the dakota. >> give back the country what do you think, tom? >> look, you know what is funny about this, i don't think anyone ever thought that ben and jerry's was a flag-waiving patriotic company. we all knew that they were left swing when they came out with cherry garcia. so i don't know if this controversy will sink in the way that bud light did. bud light was a sossated with americana. whether the people that reason bud light were

ben stokes was there. ben stokes was out. gone for 13 and the world from moment stop to trudge off. notjonny bairstow. six down, still 80 to win and still down headingley felt empty below, harry brook, the 24—year—old yorkshireman was still going. he got to 25 and that time it was coming. 21 to one foot played the shot. to australians underneath it and the captain took it, just. in came matt wood and the quickest route to victory was the boundary. now he crunched the winning runs in his return to the team. after a day of cricket were nothing felt certain the max was done. the series alive. joe canjoin joe can join us joe canjoin us now from headingley. it has been a fascinating series that seems to be permanently on a knife edge are no different today. this weather we have had right now reminders of course the weather we had yesterday and just makes the point that really this was the three day test match, low scoring, fast—moving, exhilarating. yet today i went to a cycle and emotions of hope, belief, dread. i'm sure that was the same for all england supporters and australian suppor

so ben habib, who is it? yours. so ben habib, who is it? oh,— yours. so ben habib, who is it?just get straight into it . what you need to get round to the ee—ee— . what you need to get round to the ee—eh . — . what you need to get round to the co—op . honestly,- . what you need to get round to the co—op . the co—op. honestly, they have just been a fight round there because people are trying to stop the shoplifters that you're doing nothing about. there's a member just being member of the public just being assaulted by year old girl assaulted by a 15 year old girl who's drunk , had a drink thrown who's drunk, had a drink thrown in her face, got punched . people in her face, got punched. people have called the police. we come round here and you're sitting here. i'm not respond to you. i know you're not. but at the site of the car will make them scatter. i have to deal with it . afraid to deal with . are you afraid to deal with it? that's not the point . it? then that's not the point. it kind of is the point. that's the perception . one here and not the perception. one here and n

they resumed, ben stokes was calm and strong, he was fishing 371 to win.oad in support kept australia out and blowing them up. it is a ball that yet? is that all right? stokes kept winning and hit nine sixes in all, now only 70 to win. stokes had been dropped before and this time superman finally fell to earth he made 155, he made england believe and everyone had to respect that. it was 327 all out. australia win was it all completely fair to think about thejonny bairstow? i fair to think about the jonny bairstow?— fair to think about the jonny bairstow? ~ . , ., , ., bairstow? i think that she was on the other foot _ bairstow? i think that she was on the other foot i _ bairstow? i think that she was on the other foot i would _ bairstow? i think that she was on the other foot i would ask - bairstow? i think that she was on the other foot i would ask the - the other foot i would ask the umpires to put them under pressure and if i had to come to the decision i would have to think about the spirit of the game and what i want to win a test might like that to m

fore year matt and ben, ben and matt, high school working together.have a falling out? did you ever in those years have a point where at least for a period of time you weren't talking to each other? >> we have been bizarrely close for a long time. you know, i was watching get back, the peter jackson documentary. at the end of that you see the beatles. at the end they're playing on the roof in london and it says this is the last time they ever played together and live and it made me so sad because you look at them and they're so happy and ben i called them and i said look man, we were talking about doing this and it's like it's been 25 years or something since good will hunting. what are we doing? we both kind of hit the lottery. why aren't we working together more often? after my dad passed in 2017, ben was very, very close with him, it's like it changed something and you really start to -- you start to see tend game and you start to feel like i want to make every second count, you know. i really, you know, i don't want to fritter away time anymore. >

we haven't been contacted by ben & jerry's.them, discuss this issue with them. i think that when people speak of saying that we stole their land, we are talking about history, okay? lands today are shared with many people. you know, we can't rewrite all the wrongs of history. what we really, really would like is recognition. we would like our people to be recognized. we would like ben & jerry's and even the u.s. government to recognize who we really are. today there's many of these self proclaimed groups, people come up and said we are abenaki, here is who we are, our jea genealogy with no proof. the people can date families back 400 years. >> you can prove your ancestor. you can date it back that that land was originally yours. the fact that ben & jerry's is a progressive company, hasn't acknowledged their headquarters are on that land, what does that say to you? >> well, it says to me they didn't do their homework. sometimes it is easy to make a statement when you haven't done the research to find out whose land you're actual

so ben, this feels schools. so ben, this feels timely . actually, i think this timely.lly, i think this is a report that needed doing, but i'm finding it quite hard to put my finger on why i think this needed doing. but tell us who the group are and why you felt was. the time now. felt this was. the time was now. so merely one of a large so i i'm merely one of a large group of people. >> but this effort was spearheaded by like spearheaded by people like claire acas nigel cuthbert claire fox, acas nigel cuthbert , katharine birbalsingh , you , katharine birbalsingh, you know, they were at the forefront of britain's strictest head. yep, strictest head. and the most one as far as i can most sane one as far as i can see. wonderful, lady. and see. she's wonderful, lady. and it don't divide us came in the wake of the george floyd incident in the us. wake of the george floyd incident in the us . when do you incident in the us. when do you remember? there were burning . remember? there were burning. the us was on fire and they were bringing that kind of ideology to the uk . but

because for years, matt and ben, ben and matt. high school, you're working together.our 50s and you're together. did you ever have a falling-out? did you ever, in those years, have a point where, at least for a period of time, you weren't talking to each other? >> we've been bizarrely close for a long time. you know, i was watching "get back," the peter jackson documentary. at the end -- >> about the beatles. >> at the end they're playing on the roof in london. it says, this is the last time that they ever played together. live. and it made me so sad. because you look at them. they're so happy. ben and i, i called him, and i said, "look, man, you know" -- we were talking about doing this. and it's like, we've -- it's been 25 years since "good will hunting." what are we doing? we both hit the lottery, why aren't we working together more often? you know. after my dad passed, you know, in 2017, ben was very, very close with him. it's like, it -- it changed something in us, i think. you know, you start to really -- you start to see the end game. you start to feel like, i

>> in on ben, he will be a >> well, in on ben, he will be a loss. been he's been our loss.been our longest defence longest serving defence secretary. in living memory. >> i mean, is the prime minister been found wanting mean been found wanting here? i mean there was a bit of argy bargy over his comment amazon over his comment about amazon and you know, he's and the ukraine. you know, he's been this job the head been denied this job as the head of seemingly by joe biden of nato seemingly by joe biden as not supported somebody as sunak not supported somebody who's effectively a boris johnson champion. who's effectively a boris johnsorme ampion. who's effectively a boris johnsorme tell ion. who's effectively a boris johnsorme tell you one thing >> let me tell you one thing about wallace. the about ben wallace. for the record. if he's going right, he'll be missed. ben wallace perhaps soldiers perhaps with the soldiers instinct, saw the instinct, camilla saw the russian invasion coming and he took on the whitehall establishment to make sure that the ukraine has got thousands of

ben jerry's put out what was itl called? pecan resistled,. when colin kaepernick took a knee, he got a flavor. it's nondair eey and nonviolent. the but for all the complaining, ben and jerry's does they have a hard time calling out their own problems. this year they busted for usingg child labor, but they didn't maked labo a flavor for that ond they? child migrant chip yum. >> and then on july fourth, ben and jerry's told us we shouldto give our houses back to native americans. ben and jerry's said we stol nae their land and we should give it all back. but it turnsd . ben and jerry's vermont headquarters sits on land once occupiedt s on by the abenaki nation. the chief wabanaki nation says his ancestors owned the land. >> ben and jerry's now sits on. so how does the abenaki nation feel? let' the abenakis ask our banofn chief, richard obomsawinat. >> chief, what would you like to say to ben jerry'jes? well, i think that when they came out with their statement, they probably meant good by it. i don't think they were actually meaning somethin ba

i didn't know , ben, and wages.nd i'm sure you did know this because you're very in the know, but i didn't know that the shortage occupation list, which is what these construction workers been added to, workers have now been added to, enables to hire enables employers to hire foreign staff on salaries at 80. the going rate. so presumably a lot of businesses will choose to hire from abroad first before even looking at british candidates . candidates. >> now, of course, because you've got a cheaper source of cheap, cheap labour, haven't you? and this is the problem with people like philip hammond. they see economic prosperity through one lens alone. and that is where the gdp is going up or going down. and of course, if you're ever expanding the population, you get the false succour that that gdp is growing. but really what you're doing is creating a ponzi scheme, which eventually comes back to whack you around the head when you cease to grow through that immigration process, immigration only works to grow gdp for as l

♪♪ where ben and i grew up, we had would take the subway. >> ben and matt grew up two blocks apart ing and acting. it seems to me you knew really early on this was it. >> probably by the time i was 13 and was taking it very seriously. we had the best teacher, i think, in the world who came into our lives at that point. and he taught us how to write, write through improvisation, how ben and i write now, and be these two kids who live a block and a half away from each other totally obsessed with acting and movies and we never doubted that this was what we were going to do. >> damon was 18 when he delivered a single line in his first movie, "mystic pizza." >> mom, do you want my green stuff? >> the captain was hurt pretty bad. >> "good will hunting," the movie that changed his life, began as a writing assignment while damon was studying at harvard. >> you owe it to me. >> i started in a playwrighting class and i handed it to ben. what do you think of this? i don't know what happens next, but we should do this together. we had the scene with robin williams, i don't think he would tolerate

>> i've not been in direct communication with ben & jerry's.pen to any sort of correspondence or communication to figure out the purpose behind the tweet and how we could work together to uplift our comm community. pete: do you think ben & jerry's is just interested in talking about other lands like mount rushmore and disputed places and not about their own backyard? what is it say to you about their stance that what everyone else to give it up but don't look at our backyard. i cannot read their mind the best way is for ben & jerry's to reach out, contact us as a state recognized tribes in our homeland and where their factories and headquarters sit and have a conversation. if they are willing to work with us and help uplift our people i am there for the conversation. but we have not had any contact yet. pete: have not had any contact yet. let me ask a broader question. where does this idea of giving back land stop? if you start, how far do you go back? how do you take the stance? our way is we are placed based people. we share this place other

what do you reckon, ben? well, can i just say, first of to steal a phrase from of all to steal a phrase from our nigel starmer our friend nigel farage starmer should man line should be the first man in line for own lessons . he's for his own oracy lessons. he's got personality of damp got the personality of a damp rag the appearance of a low rag and the appearance of a low grade bank clerk. but on a more serious note, it's a rich serious note, it's a bit rich for starmer to suggesting rac for starmer to be suggesting rac lessons. the who lessons. this is the man who pushed for and faster pushed for harder and faster lockdown downs during covid, subjecting 3 to 4 million children, including my own son, by the way, to delayed speech problems, explaining themselves and generally a lack of a lack of oratory skills that you'd expect from peers their own age. in normal times, it's a good point. >> i mean, i want less rac and more well, certainly less moronically that of the kind that new word, their new word is we'

- you didn't tell ben, did you?m not gonna. - 'cause you know nothing's going to happen, right? - i was just coming out of the toilet, i wasn't-- - okay, well it was good to see you. - okay. - now you're being weird. surely you can see that. - well, i haven't done anything. can we start again? i like your outfit. - you're being really creepy. - okay, i'm gonna go 'cause i don't. - okay, so serious god, i was just saying. - i don't know what you want me to-- - martha. yeah, i'm in the cab now. (cameras shuttering) - [photographer] to your left, to your left. thank you, yeah. - what are you doing? - i just have to meditate. - okay, c'mon now. time to be someone who can host a screening like a big boy. ben, everyone is sat. you need to introduce the film. now, c'mon. - i don't think we should have put the monk scenes back in. - i begged you. - i think that-- that--, uh, it'd give it something, but they do, don't they? don't they? - well, it's about to be screened now so we'll find out. - oh, god, no. - and tonight's fi

in response , he only received a remark from the british ministry of defense ben wallace, they say.t would be nice to be grateful for such massive support and just say thank you. ben wallace, i must say a very influential figure, both inside britain , retaining the post of minister of defense for the third consecutive prime minister and one of the candidates for the post of nato secretary general after stoltenberg. so zelensky, in response to a fair remark by ben wallace, remembered his role as a comedian and, in a cheeky manner, answered in a boorish way, trying to ridicule the offender. we are for the price. i just know that i generally need us. we are very grateful for everything. i just don't know how else we should be thankful. he can wake up in the morning and thank the minister. let him write. to me how to thank, and i will thank you, zelensky again felt herself in the lights of the footlight and was still waiting for the usual applause, but a rude, trifle turned out to be vindictive and simply inappropriate guys, an artist of a colloquial genre. i completely got into it and

ben: it is deplorable, sickening.hing that, in 2023, we can have a person who is the second contender for the republican nomination telling his supporters and his estate that he governs -- his state that he governs, that it will be mandated now that students in florida from middle school on will have to be taught that slavery had positive benefits. it is asinine at every level. it has the potential to cause serious psychological trauma to african-american students. we will not stand for it. we will explore every possible legal remedy in the court of law. i know activists, civil rights leaders, ministers, business leaders all throughout the black community who will fight in the court of public opinion against this heresy. it is akin to trying to teach the next generation, the young people that slavery was not that bad. if we do not teach our children true history, if they do not learn from the sins of the past, then it is very likely that we will repeat those horrors. we will not allow that to happen. juan: we only hav

how correct were both ben voles and volodymyr zelenskyi in this situation?an be upset and we have to accept them and in such a state the war is going on now, the war is exerting enormous pressure and i think that the words of ben voles are what he says, there are certain restrictions in certain areas what could have been given to ukraine, they give more modern equipment , ukraine receives such a great power and there are certain limitations in the resources of britain, so they were talking about their own country. of their military power, there is an understanding that people can get a lot, but people can feel different emotions when they are really under pressure, they all try, everyone tries to provide ukraine with what it needs and i understand both men. i understand that we are really now at such a threshold when there is a certain um understanding that it is also necessary to use diplomacy and not just clear lists of what is needed minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba in an interview radio svoboda said that the first batches of f-16 airc

thank you ben croucher.a asher—smith take on the jamaican world champion shericka jackson in the 200m . the field events are already under way at the diamond league meeting. it's live on bbc three from seven o'clock and the bbc sport website. that 200 metre race is at 20 past eight. that's followed shortly after by laura muirfacing kenya's 1500m world record holder faith kipyegon over a mile. big weekend coming up in the rugby league challenge cup, the men's and women's semi—finals take place with two double headers. they are in warrington tomorrow, where leigh leopards take on st helens in the mens competition. leigh have had a brilliant season on their return to the top division, second in super league and eyeing a first challenge cup final since 1971 when they won it we address some personal goals at the start of the year and what we wanted to do as a team. what we said as if we checked was off along the way and work hard good things will come and we haven't sat back and looked at what we have done this y

ben. jane. linchpin of their squad. ben. jane, thank ou linchpin of their squad. ben.l ashes test at the oval. australia are chasing 384 to win, but england's bowlers have taken three wickets this morning. joe wilson has been watching the action. well, ifeel your pain, you'd want to watch, everything was still variable, so many scenarios are still possible, even on the ashes final day. here we go. chris woakes to david warner to jonny bairstow. translation: surely he's gone. australia had to reach 384, england needed ten wickets, this made it 140—1. immediate progress. 1a years into his australian career, warner had surely played his last ashes innings. usman khawaja had been utterly immovable yesterday. over to the umpire, lbw. woakes and england had another. look at ben stokes' reaction to england's start. this is the last day of stuart broad's career, bowling now to marnus labuschagne. spot on with that shot. labuschagne on 13 and no more. the hands of zak crawley, the power of mark wood, three key batters removed in the first hour of play. just to get rid of steve

it will be ben stokes, i give you the odds.ion of a strong front page over here, we take our lead from the uk tabloids but we like to think we do it even better than that.— better than that. you have certainly — better than that. you have certainly got _ better than that. you have certainly got the _ better than that. you have certainly got the attention | better than that. you have l certainly got the attention of everyone probably ben stokes and our prime minister and anthony albanese e. there you 90, anthony albanese e. there you go, you have done very well indeed. anthony de ceglie, the editor in chief of the west australian. good to talk to. do tell us what you have to say about that story, you may have very strong opinions about that, i am sure they are out there full. let's take you live to jenin, there full. let's take you live tojenin, this is our lead story what the israelis call a military operation, that has been under way, sunday and monday. now it is 25 past seven their local time, monday. now it is 25 past seven

thank you, ben wriaht dividing opening up. thank you, ben wright reporting _ dividing opening up.ben wright reporting there, and thank. wright reporting there, and thank you to rebecca curran. teacher strikes have ended in england after all four unions accepted a pay rise of 6.5%. members of the uk's largest teaching union, the neu, voted 86% in favour of the pay rise. it's thought funding for the increase will not come from existing school budgets. 0ur education correspondent hazel shearing reports. scenes like this were becoming increasingly familiar outside school gates in england, but not any more. as schools closed for the summer, members of all four teaching unions were asked whether or not they'd accept a 6.5% pay rise. their answer overwhelmingly was yes. this is the conclusion of this dispute, yes. but the long—term aspiration for teacher pay still continues. i mean, this award of 6.5%, that's the highest for over 30 years for teachers. but it still doesn't restore teachers' pay to its real—term value since 2010. it's news that many families have been waiting for as they

—— the announcement of ben wallace. this you make of that? -- the announcement of ben wallace.said. the bbc— announcement of ben wallace. as you said, the sac had — announcement of ben wallace. as you said, the bbc had been _ announcement of ben wallace. as you said, the bbc had been running - announcement of ben wallace. as you said, the bbc had been running with l said, the bbc had been running with this very long time, so too the sunday times in the uk. it has been well known that it is the uk special forces, specifically the sas and a particular sas squadron, that have been at the centre of these allegations, so for the mod now to agree to whatever nose has been saying in and of itself doesn't really amount to very much at all. ic, and what about the structure. just paint a picture of the kind of structure that the sas work in, in terms of accountability, who they report to, how public or private that is? i report to, how public or private that is? ~ . report to, how public or private that is? ~' ., ., that is? i think there are two thins that is? i think there are two thin

(gentle music) ♪ ♪ >> all right, new calls to boycott ben & jerry's.ith those after the ice cream maker's demand of the united states give back mount rushmore as part of its independence day message. that's great. a real kind of stink in the eye. the company tweeted this fourth of july is high time that the u.s. exists on stolen indigenous land and commits to returning it. some calling out the ice cream maker's hypocrisy. one tweet saying "speaking of stolen land, the up and knocking nation would like to have a word with ben & jerry's about the land under their headquarters that they are occupying in vermont. they really should commit to returning the stolen land and name in our next hypocrisy. that would be hot. yes, what is interesting and let me go to you, this is -- they have always had some controversy and have been talking a lot about tweeting and stuff about social justice. that's part of the brand. but there has been a switch with the american people. we see this with bud lights, target to some degree, that perhaps the american people now have

ben volos also stated that he will not run for the next parliamentary elections.ernational support from partners continues. serbia will send ukraine a new package of humanitarian aid . assistance to overcome the consequences of the disaster in the kherson region will be mainly provided by medicines, also the government there decided on temporary protection for citizens who suffered as a result emergency situation, in particular, during the summer they will organize a sports and health camp for sportsmen's children. the number of victims due to floods and owls in south korea has increased to 22. 14 people are considered missing throughout the country. almost 5,000 citizens had to be evacuated, local rescuers report. according to forecasters , a heavy downpour is expected today on the korean peninsula. earlier it became known that due to a storm in the province of north chungcheong, it descended from rail train traffic was stopped there. this is not the first such natural disaster. i will remind you that last summer due to bad weather in the republic of korea, more

ben, what do you say?> well, probably that that seems to be there's good scientific argument, arguments and good scientific evidence that c02 and good scientific evidence that co2 is a greenhouse gas and that co2 is a greenhouse gas and that this will warm the atmosphere and that warmer atmosphere and that warmer atmosphere may may produce somewhat different climate. what i disagree with what i think is important is how that climate change or how that global warming turns into the climate crisis. as we've been told, we've been warned, is happening and is going to get worse because there's no evidence of that. there might be evidence of a slightly warmer atmosphere for and i stress it's slightly warmer . and there might be there warmer. and there might be there might be slightly different climate patterns, but we're not seeing a massive as as as neil's monologue really well demonstrated. we're not seeing a huge increase of catastrophic events of extreme weather. and in fact, what we do see is a massively re

ben stokes bowed himself towards exhaustion ok. tone, decided he would join. he could only aim for the boundary! that helped australia to 279. line was just blocking out the day. but his efforts ensured from lord of the hearers reception. australia clearly felt that every was vital as he set a victory target of 371 in their second innings. through the day, england's bowling tactics have been obvious. they been repetitive. bang the ball in short and hopeful catches. when australia came out in a bowl, but should start had the ball and look where he was ended. —— richard stark. starter ollie pope and taken is perfect. england's ambition is to try and chase down a target but what of the bowling is this good? too good forjoe root. australia's captain, bruised eye gleaming was right on target. kelly brook bowled by pat cummins. not much left now. joe wilson, the seniors at lord's. this is how is stands at the end of day four, at lord's. england now 71 for 4. mitchell starc and pat cummins accounting for the wickets. crawley, pope and bro

i think kamala harris is like ben an jerry's.oesn't really know what she is saying and it is a skill to be able to take information and present it in a concise way. aishah, you do it well in d.c. every time you give a report. the more you talk, the more people are straining to listen but i can't make any sense of that whatsoever. >> bill: the more you talk the less you say. >> she doesn't know how to memorize. memorize some note cards and sunny hostin is on stage with her. she doesn't prop her up and intervene? she knows how to interrupt. that's her job on "the view." >> bill: we got it. thank you, ladies, have an awesome weekend. 28 past. we have a reflection of the job market a moment ago added 209,000 jobs despite the federal reserve interest rate hike, solid number but it missed the mark. what does it mean for your money? larry kudlow is looking at the numbers. update on madonna, reports surfacing on the measures taken to save the pop star's life before she was rushed to the icu. i was told my small business wouldn't qualify

- ben. - just one. a couple who don't get on. - it's about a man who's so defended that he's incapable of love. isn't it? - say it again? look, what about if we just looked at the first monk scene. - we're picture locked. why do we need a monk? - they don't know who i am if this isn't good. i think it's not as good. i just want someone to say, "you've done a good thing, now you can rest," just rest. - okay. why don't you come and sit down for a minute? come on. - maybe i could be a farmer. - maybe. - how is this compared to... - don't do that. look, some people will quite like it and other people won't be that into it. - why? who? - and then, quite soon enough all of those people, each and every one of them, will die. won't they? - hopefully. - we're all going to die. we're all going to die. we're all going to die. that better? (slow music) - hello, happy. we're all right, aren't we? (slow music) - everything is dominated by one's self. and what to find not loved, and what. to be awakened, to be free, i

ben that's going to affect how they approach the game. ben stokes was sa ina we approach the game.g we cannot look _ approach the game. ben stokes was saying we cannot look too _ approach the game. ben stokes was saying we cannot look too hard i approach the game. ben stokes was saying we cannot look too hard at i saying we cannot look too hard at the forecast and we might have to adapt accordingly and we might have to adapt quicker than normal and a factor in, i will mention the wicked and australia have commented this test match with other specials polar and going in today, that might be a factor weeping for the red australia and who knows, it is always dangerous to look too far ahead in coming back to the original, i would say england to a degree of satisfaction and maybe none of the scoreboards, but certainly for their efforts and it's hard to see how much more on day one. zf} efforts and it's hard to see how much more on day one. 20 miles west of or trafford — much more on day one. 20 miles west of or trafford and _ much more on day one. 20 miles west of or trafford and for _

ben harburg is with us. he is his mission to bridge the best of china in -- and the rest of the road and key is your expertise because you live in beijing and you are using money in the u.s. to allocate to china. how difficult has that become? >> harder. we diversified our capital base six years ago for today, china is nearly unaddressable for u.s. private capital. caroline: do you think that will ratchet up a level? do you think these visits to china could dow that up or do we worry about china's giant access to u.s. ipos? ben: from the capital markets perspective, the u.s. is still open although close for everyone and i think will be harder to raise u.s. capitol, urgently capital that has institutional ties to pensions, endowments and some kind of federal funding basis. there is a fear that the funding that -- will be cut by some executive actions that you showed. caroline: you saw one company that is putting manufacturing in kentucky and they're not getting a grant from their -- for their -- on the biden

but the reaction to that from the crowd, from ben stokes has been fascinating. he has completely changed in the middle, he has gone into t20 mode. he hit 23 off and over, whacking fours and sixes passed 100. he knows he has only got the tail—enders to bat with so whilst he�*s there, he needs to be scoring. and while ben stokes is there, improbable as it may seem, england�*s chances of winning this test match are alive. one thing is for sure, the crowd are really, really into this match in a way i have never heard before at lord�*s. thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date on the final at lord�*s. he�*s been top of the time charts for every session at the red bull ring so far this weekend, and now max verstappen could complete the clean sweep with victory in the main event. the world champion is on pole for the austrian grand prix, which starts in the next hour, having won the sprint race on saturday. there was a tussle between the dutchman and his red bull team mate sergio perez at the start of the sprint. verstappen felt perez had forced him off th

the defence secretary, ben wallace, says he won't be standing at the next election. another by—election, but he confirmed he would resign as defence secretary at the next cabinet reshuffle. and in tennis marketa vondrousova, has beaten ons jabeur at wimbledon. the czech is the lowest—ranked women 5 singles player to win

- ben. - just one. a couple who don't get on. - it's about a man who's so defended that he's incapable of love. isn't it? - say it again? look, what about if we just looked at the first monk scene. - we're picture locked. why do we need a monk? - they don't know who i am if this isn't good. i think it's not as good. i just want someone to say, "you've done a good thing, now you can rest," just rest. - okay. why don't you come and sit down for a minute? come on. - maybe i could be a farmer. - maybe. - how is this compared to... - don't do that. look, some people will quite like it and other people won't be that into it. - why? who? - and then, quite soon enough all of those people, each and every one of them, will die. won't they? - hopefully. - we're all going to die. we're all going to die. we're all going to die. that better? (slow music) - hello, happy. we're all right, aren't we? (slow music) - everything is dominated by one's self. and what to find not loved, and what. to be awakened, to be free, i

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