the interview featured in a documentary that was being aired the following night — as presenter ben brownarch forjustice is on bbc one at 9pm tomorrow evening, and it's also available on bbc iplayer. a few minutes later, the bulletin ran a report about the risks of artificial intelligence being used to mislead voters ahead of the us election. again, this was linked to another programme — in this case, that night's panorama, as was again acknowledged on the news at one. and you can see that edition of panorama, trump: the sequel, on bbc one at 8pm tonight, and it's also available on the bbc iplayer. those reports both also featured on the news at six. and, though they may have had news value and interest for some viewers, that wasn't the case for carol beveridge. .. stephanie rowley thought she'd detected a trend... two weeks ago on newswatch, some viewers alerted us to a couple of mistakes that appeared on the news ticker, running along the bottom of the screen on the news channel, within a few seconds of each other. errors occur, of course, but the perception was that they had become mor

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announcer: and now, "bbc news" ♪ >> hello, live from london, this is "the world today" with me, ben brownic moment at the united nations -- for the first time the security council voids for a cease-fire in gaza. the british government accuses china of malicious cyber attacks on the u.k. and accuses two individuals and a company linked to the chinese state. donald trump will stand trial next month over hush money he is accused of paying to an adult film star. the first former u.s. president to face a criminal charge. to mentor found guilty of murdering a 23-year-old footballer two days after he brushed past one of them in a nightclub. and why these farmers have taken their tractors into the heart of london to protest against cheap imports and expensive environmental regulations. ben: hello. welcome to "the world today," an hour of international news from the bbc. we start with a momentous diplomatic breakthrough on the conflict in gaza after more than five months of war. for the first time the united nations security council has called for an immediate cease-fire between israel and hamas a

this is this world today with ben brown. a dramatic moment at the united nations — for the first time, its security council votes for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. the british government accuses china of malicious cyber attacks on the uk and imposes sanctions on two individuals and a company linked to the chinese state. the cyber threat posed by china—affiliated actors is real, and it is serious. donald trump will stand trial next month over hush—money he's accused of paying an adult film star — the first former us president to face a criminal trial. two men are found guilty of murdering a 23—year—old footballer — two days after he brushed past one of them in a nightclub. why these farmers have taken their tractors into the heart of london, to protest against cheap imports and expensive environmental regulations. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. we start with a momentous diplomatic breakthrough on the conflict in gaza, after more than five months of war. for the first time, the unite

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and i'm ben brown in london with the rest of the day's news, including... ..shares in the company behindald trump's truth social soar as it debuts on the stock market. the head of the bbc�*s as the licence fee needs to be reformed to be more affordable for people on lower incomes. and brazilian winger viniciusjunior says viniciusjunior says he feels "less and less" like playing football because of the racist abuse he has suffered in spain. the head of the bbc�*s as the licence fee needs to be reformed to be more welcome to our programme live here from baltimore. you can just see you canjust see behind my right shoulder, those images on the bridge that were impacted by the massive cargo ship, causing it to collapse into the water. the people who were on the bridge to plunge into the water, it is cold at the hour. presidentjoe biden speaking in the last 20 minutes or so saying the following, that he will help rebuild the port together with local officials. all federal help will be made available and he said the people of baltimore can count on us to stick with them. this francis scott key

hello, i'm ben brown, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out theind them. stories, and checking out �*an unthinkable tragedy�* — that's how the mayor of baltimore has described the collapse of the francis scott key bridge in the city. rescuers are still searching the icy waters of the patapsco river for people who plunged from the bridge when it was hit by a singapore—flagged container ship, the dali. six people are still missing according to the authorities — thought to be construction workers who were on the bridge filling in potholes. two others were rescued, one was unharmed, one is being treated in hospital. this was the moment of the collision. you can see the cargo ship hitting a column of the bridge on the left of screen. a report — by a us infrastructure agency — says the vessel lost propulsion and the crew notified the authorities that they no longer had control of their vessel. the authorities say there were no structural problems with the bridge. all shipping in and out of the port of baltimore, one of america's busiest, has been suspen

this is this world today with ben brown. is real, and it is serious. donald trump will stand trial next month over hush—money he's accused of paying an adult film star — the first former us president to face a criminal trial. two men are found guilty of murdering a 23—year—old footballer — two days after he brushed past one of them in a nightclub. why these farmers have taken their tractors into the heart of london, to protest against cheap imports and expensive environmental regulations.

burnley and sheffield united are cut adrift at the bottom of the premier league table, ben croucher and michael brownrecorded on friday, so the league table shows the standings before this weekend. hello. i have a question for you, two actually. what happens when that dream of returning to the premier league turns into a nightmare? was promotion really worth it? and that is where our focus lies on today's football news show, all in the company of former sheffield united midfielder michael brown, trying to figure out just why burnley and the blades have done so badly this season, and if the seemingly inevitable does happen, how do they bounce back? we will take a look at the table before the games this weekend if you're watching this after the teams have played. they have an identical record in the premier league this season, 20 defeats, sheffield united on course to have the worst defensive record in premier league history, 72 goals conceded is an unwanted record at this stage of the premier league season. the most by any side in england's top four divisions since fourth tier doncaster in 1997—98. sh

the interview featured in a documentary that was being aired the following night — as presenter ben brown the screen on the news channel, within a few seconds of each other. errors occur, of course, but the perception was that they had become more common. lo and behold, this was what appeared on the channel last week. keep your eye again on the text at the bottom of the screen. it is footage shot by a video journalist for the associated press with his colleagues in mariupol in 2022, as russian forces began to encircle the ukrainian port city. this film tells the story of the first 20 days of 86 days' siege of mariupol. that sentence, "michael gove, placed investigated "by common standards watchdog," was still appearing on air an hour—and—a—half on, while the reference to a "dopping ban" — spelt with two ps, rather than a doping ban — could be seen uncorrected a full five hours later. steve davies wondered... while clare phillips commented wryly... and we received this phone message with a generous offer. hello, i was just wondering if you were interested in employing any proofreaders? bec

we changed it up a little bit bad producing who else we have paul brown of c-span. ben siegel of abc who came back for another session. claudio gonzalez of npr and nate nathaniel nathan knepper of scripps news. everybody knows nate. not newsy anymore. scripps news. ladies and gentlemen, scripps news. also joining us on the dais this evening, senate, radio-tv gallery director mike masterson. house radio-tv gallery director olga ramirez. kornacki. senate majority leader chuck schumer. press secretary greasy hanger. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. broadcast media advisor kaylee grav bomb and house minority leader, director of communications kristy stephenson. is that everybody? did i forget anybody now? okay, good. thank you. i'd like to thank our sponsors for this evening. scripps news who are helping us keep the bars open later tonight. ridgewell is for bringing you the elevated menu without a higher cost. thank you very much ridgewell for all your work and vsi ariel for that amazing and legal drone footage from inside. this is very tricky flight restricted zone

paul brown of c-span. ben siegel of abc, who came back for another session. claudia of npr. nathaniel scripps, everyone knows nate. also joining us on the dais this evening as radio tv gallery director mike master. house radio tv gallery director olga ramirez. senate majority leader chuck schumer, press secretary gracie king her. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell's broadcast media adviser kaylee grab him. and house leader director of communications kristi stevenson. is that everybody? did i forget anybody? i would like to thank our sponsors for this evening, scripps news, helping us keep the bars open later tonight. ridge wells, for bringing you the elevated menu without a higher cost, thank you very much, bridwell's, for all your work. and vsi aerial for that amazing and illegal drone footage from inside d.c.'s very tricky flight treated zone. and thank you to alex rosen and jeff rickard for that amazing coal open, which, by the way, for any miami vice hands, was edited frame for frame to the original miami vice intro. and that is true. thank you to congressman burchet

we have paul brown from c-span. e ben siegel, who came anback fo another session. nathaniel reed.lso joining us this evening, senate gallery director, mike mastria. senate majority leader chuck schumer. senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell adviser -- kayley grabaum. thank you to our sponsors. scripps news. rich wells, for bringing you the elevated menu without a higher cost. thank you for your work. and vsi aerial for that amazing and legal footage from inside dc. thank you to alex rosen and alan recker for that cold open. that was edited frame for frame to the original miami vice intro. that is true. thank you to congressman bertrand and oscar which -- for that. where are we? yes. to my amazing wife, kristen holmes, thank you for putting up with me doing two jobs the last few weeks. i promise i will start cleaning the house again tomorrow. i know you will hold me accountable. we have a great show free tonight. tyler fischer, great guy. and the leg warmers, a great 80s cover band. our late-night after party will go until 1:00 a.m. tonight. before we start, it is a tradition. i

ben a drive and guard dennis way that's in east palo alto. she stands 5 feet. one inches tall. about 110 pounds. you see she has black hair, brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a black top and black pants. authorities looking for her. listen to this. in alameda, santa clara, sacramento, los angeles and orange counties. so they've got a wide net. anybody who knows where maxey is, please call 9-1-1 immediately. they're searching for her. >> time now is 909 and we have new details about a united flight that was more than 17 hours delayed on friday, leaving sfo. so what happened? well, was supposed to go from sfo to aspen, but skywest airlines, which was operating the united flight, says that this delay was caused because of potential issue with the plane's brakes. and once they were sure that the brakes were working, then the flight was able to take off and head from sfo to aspen. but listen to this. these poor people when they landed aspen, there's overcrowding on the runway and they had to delay getting off the plane, which they got to ask than that. that was the longest flight on record probably desk, but for as a photo has consulte

ben, a drive and guard dennis way again, that's in east palo alto. she stands 5 feet. one inches tall. weighs about 110 pounds. you see she's got black hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a black top and black pants. now authorities are looking for her in alameda santa clara, sacramento, but they're also looking down in la and orange counties as well. they're desperate to find or they want to make sure she's ok if you know anything about max's whereabouts. call 9-1-1. >> 10, 10 right now. and tonight, part of the richmond saint fell bridge is going to be close because they're doing some repair. rain was talking about that a little bit ago. let's get to her now live in studio with the details. hey, rain a low. you might need another route. >> so according to caltrans, starting at 7 o'clock tonight, too far left lanes, heading westbound on 5.80, closed overnight for repairs. this is on the upper deck. a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge right now. things look good now tonight traffic is going to move to the right shoulder onto the bike past, to try to make an extra lane. this is going close access to the des tree bikes. both la