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will be. so i think one of the big issues, the government based actually mandate and how they actually go into the reforms. therefore they have to do things. that would be a policy that they should, the law hanging folks will be getting an option as mentioned it, but we really haven't been much action that been confident. i think it's going to be there in the, in the maybe we'll have to attract investors to confidence building. we have to get the economy growing that economy shrinking at the moment. and then you have to basically make sure that it's fixed to see them with everything because it makes what $6.00 get loom. then i can see that that employment opportunities will also grow. so social prediction is short, but actually the economy needs to grow and confidence building and the government having amended rapid denisha and aaron, just mentioning corruption, narrative is one of the chief conditions of the line that corruption is, is tackled rapidly to try and reach out the deep, deep seate

he won't be brave sadiq khan. he won't be brave enough. he won't be brave enough.y hope it does. lots on the way, by the way, including your way, including one of your colleagues, course, colleagues, andrew, of course, the minister, the former education minister, has proposal . jacob, has a very bold proposal. jacob, she's been annoyed about the gary glitter situation. she says rather than giving him £15,000 on the nhs for a knee op, he should actually be chemically castrated . so she's going to be castrated. so she's going to be here to explain how that would work later in the show. well, that was obviously one for unfortunately i didn't have most of it, which means i'm going to have to watch to find out what the excitements are that comes after weather, which you after the weather, which you won't . miss, i'm back won't want. miss, i'm back tomorrow night at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg and this be jacob rees—mogg and this is be hello stone. here is hello craig stone. and here is your forecast. the . good evening. you gb news. in a moment, headlines. but first, let'

it will be. - am not sure it will be. am not sure it will be. . definitely top gun, huge achievement. _ definitely top gun, huge achievement. do - definitely top gun, huge achievement.— definitely top gun, huge achievement. ~ achievement. do you think the academy has _ achievement. do you think the academy has become - achievement. do you think the academy has become woke . achievement. do you think the | academy has become woke to. achievement. do you think the - academy has become woke to. top gun did really well but we will go for something less commercial?- go for something less commercial? , ., , go for something less commercial? ., , , commercial? maybe it does but when we are — commercial? maybe it does but when we are casting, _ commercial? maybe it does but when we are casting, i - commercial? maybe it does but when we are casting, i will- when we are casting, i will give — when we are casting, i will give it— when we are casting, i will give it to _ when we are casting, i will give it to the person who will do t

to be. but we cannot burden them with high taxes. i am still pro lower taxes. we have to be able to allow families to take care of each other. we have to be able to depend on each other and have this idea that we have an obligation to care for those who cannot care for themselves. instead of looking to government, to do it for them. i still believe that we have to find a way again along with lower taxes to lower gas prices, to lower inflation. it's hurting americans to give people as much access as possible and to let them be the masters of their own success instead of making people dependent on a federal government to do everything in everything for them and on issues you disagree with, i mean, one could argue that the gop exists today is is quite different in some areas from the one you were a part of, at least on the hill. i think the you know, that's really that's a little that's a little more i certainly wasn't prepared to i could have thought about it a little bit more. i disagreed in

be speaking out. _ in a position shouldn't be speaking out.er and _ speaking out. i don't think of gary lineker and the - speaking out. i don't think of gary lineker and the bbc- gary lineker and the bbc together, i think of him separate, freelance, should be able to say what he wants. meanwhile another programme that went out in reduced form was today's women's super league and the disruption has also raised wider questions about tensions between the government and bbc and the corporation's chairman richard sharp on an ongoing enquiry about disclosures about a loan guaranteed to borisjohnson. guaranteed to boris johnson. which guaranteed to borisjohnson. which he said he had no part in arranging. he which he said he had no part in arranging-— arranging. he is still in his 'ob. arranging. he is still in his job- gary _ arranging. he is still in his job. gary lineker- arranging. he is still in his job. gary lineker isn't - arranging. he is still in his| job. gary lineker isn't able arranging. he is still in his i job. gary lineker isn't able to

so i think i have to be very careful on being the moraljudge on things— careful on being the moraljudgegs start and we have had a couple along conversations and we feel we _ couple along conversations and we feel we want to with us, that is the film feel we want to with us, that is the right thing — feel we want to with us, that is the right thing to do. the feel we want to with us, that is the right thing to do.— right thing to do. the inclusion of walker means _ right thing to do. the inclusion of walker means that _ right thing to do. the inclusion of walker means that there - right thing to do. the inclusion of walker means that there is - right thing to do. the inclusion of walker means that there is less l walker means that there is less space for players in the right back position in this squad, one of them who has missed out is liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold, and southgate said he had spoken to the defender and given him his reasons why he is not in the there is also an omission for right here in stirling, the chelsea forward is not fit, according to gareth southgate,

donald trump will be dominant speaker will be the dominant speaker there. won't be there.on desantis won't be there. ron desantis won't be there . we're going try to there. we're going to try to like find out more about who like to find out more about who ron desantis really is. and also 2000 more pubs are threatened with closure . how on earth are with closure. how on earth are we going to save the great british pub without which our country would not be the same? but before all of that , let's but before all of that, let's get the news. we're polly middlehurst . nigel, thank you. middlehurst. nigel, thank you. and good evening to you. our top story at 7:00, mi5 director general says he's profoundly sorry that the security agency didn't prevent the manchester arena bombing following the inquiry into the attack . the inquiry into the attack. the report found the security service failed to act on critical intelligence relating to suicide bomber salman abedi . to suicide bomber salman abedi. it also found it could it could have been arrested at manchester airport four days b

it will be 2040 there will be several aftershocks. uh, istanbul maybe.tanbul. if this happens, then, uh, well, there will simply be catastrophic events in istanbul on the vector scale. somewhere around eight points earthquake. aida, you immediately began to make a deal. you see the destruction of istanbul i disagree a little with my colleague, the fact is that these events are an attack. much sooner, indeed , there will be more. uh, a lot of people will leave a lot of people. why because the zone of the map shows some unstable experiences, there are anxieties, but if we look , but globally with regards to the place, here the map focuses on 2-3 years, that is, 2-3 years will be repeated, then those events that have already occurred and really this can affect from istanbul, among other things, because the epicenter point is in one place, and it does not spreads further, but at the same time, when it gives this scale, it follows the wave and spreads to those countries that are on this plate, but it will still cling from istanbul, look. i want to say that th

i won't be. you look at me .f i come, you just scan, but let the smoke and the younger brother , putin for the sake of singapore - this is such a tool to weaken the west, and the most important thing is that they say that the chinese are very interested in that for russia to relax what he wants and territories why why china territories of russia he is not so practical now he has all the opportunities for economic cooperation with russia for expansion in order to settle his citizens in russia with legal rights he everything it will get. there is no need to even doubt that it will be so, and moreover, it is not connected with the weakening of russia , it is a logical economic process in general, if russia is any democratic authoritarian in general, i want to develop the far east and siberia, then who will do it, you and i, not the ukrainians anymore for this, the green wedge, the yellow wedge, well, they no longer had enough human resources for this, the only possibility to develop the economy of siberia and the fa

should be provided . in the service of these two nobles we are stadiums and will be added to our group easily by phone from the central bank and the islamic council. say hello, have a good time and congratulate the new year . god willing, good news for all the people in the march, god willing, dear mr. moradi, welcome to the new year greetings, greetings and courtesy , i am at your service, your honorable colleagues and dear viewers, mr. durbin , let's start with the introduction, containment of inflation along with the growth of production at the beginning for the introduction of the section regarding inflation itself and the damage it causes in the economic field, please let the viewers know, and now, how can this inflation be curbed, so that we can have mutual longitudinal growth in that country . except that it is aligned in economics and classical economics in the traditional way, except that you curb inflation and create recession, the economy as an economic concept is an example of the question of

for peace to be a lasting when it needs to be just.ilitary capabilities and resume the armed offensive against ukraine. joining me now is charles kupchan, a former senior director for european affairs on the us national security council and professor of international affairs at georgetown university. thank you for being with us today. what difference wilt the delivery of these tanks make to ukraine's position? these tanks make to ukraine's osition? . , these tanks make to ukraine's osition? ., , ,, ., , position? clearly, the us and its allies are trying _ position? clearly, the us and its allies are trying to _ position? clearly, the us and its allies are trying to get _ position? clearly, the us and its allies are trying to get more - allies are trying to get more capability to the ukrainians as soon as possible to enable the ukrainians to launch the offensive that they've been preparing. will these tanks be a game changer? i doubt it. i don't think we're going to suddenly see ukraine roll over aggression defenses. it's important to

it needs to be individuals. it needs to be communities coming together. it needs to be businesses. need. justin rowlatt, bbc news. hollywood has celebrated the biggest night in movies at the oscars — and the sci—fi fantasy everything everywhere all at 0nce has dominated the awards — winning seven in total, including best picture and best director. it also won three of the four acting categories. lizo mzimba reports. congratulations, and welcome to the 95th oscars. after 2022, when best actor winner will smith slapped host chris rock, this oscars kept rather more to the expected script, although inevitably it was the subject of a joke or two. if anyone in this theatre commits an act of violence at any point during this show, you will be awarded the oscar for best actor. the big winner... everything everywhere. ..was the groundbreaking universe—hopping fantasy, everything everywhere all at 0nce. the film won seven awards, including best film, best director and best actress for... michelle yeoh. the first asian woman to win that oscar. all the little boys and girls who look like me wa

those issues are currently being addressed. those are identified in being addressed. in that's top down that doesn't mean they have not made great strides if you look at hypersonic, missile technology and space and is not precluded them from making advances that are important to the set of missions they want to undertake. >> the soviets had a top-down system and they're quite innovative for some during the cold war. miss owens as a question for you about this issue of academic openness. it has come up in a couple of the other questions the general premise this is an important norm for academic institutions and free countries and should not be easily abandoned. but then immediately the recognition has been modified in some way when dealing with a country like china. but then it seems to me the question is how it is to be modified? the problem it seems to me and emerging technologies, things that are not yet auteur the full uses are not yet evident you really have to go into basic research potentially and limitations in things like artificial intelligence and quantum co

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it'll still be low. but starting tomorrow and going well into the weekend, it's going to go up and maybe way up, but you can see some rain here for another couple of hours. if you want to wait it out. i think you'll be all right. then attention draws to the west here as we start to see a series of systems coming in this will start on thursday. you can see that starts to ramp up into friday morning and then look at that redwood city three and a quarter doesn't mean that's right. but look at ben lomond almost five inches of rain. morgan hill, 3.5 santa rosa, three. that would be six in the russian river. snow is going to be a tricky call here going up to the mountains. there's going to be multiple feet depends on where it is, though probably be lower on friday, then by the time we get the weekend and into sunday and the monday a lot of moisture coming underneath here and the totals are going to stack up. this will be a heavy, wet sierra cement. let's hope it doesn't go too much higher than 6500 ft or 7000.

so they be will be bang in they be it will be bang in favour this but us do you favour of this but sue our politicians are out of touch with exactly how much their policies are costing you as a person ? i think costing you as a person? i think they're completely of touch. and they're completely of touch. and the fact that our prime minister is a multimillion aire obviously doesn't help that . but, you doesn't help that. but, you know, everybody i speak has got the same problems. i've got the same views and the government as i said, they are placating few and driving the masses mad with every policy. this is this just a lie? well, i'll tell i think chaps and sunak them could actually provide an oft quoted two to this country going that lovely. i'm sorry, i'm got time to go back and i'm a good member. thank you sue great stuff. second up from stuff ali harris from bristol. i just have one quick email from tony saying heat subsidise. so people one quick email from tony saying heatcan subsidise. so people one quick email from tony saying heatcan afford sidise. so people one quick email fro

it does to to be prospect. it does seem to be. of don't want to be.to say all the bad guys, but, you know, from how they how they treat it does treat their citizens, it does seem a that way. seem to be a bit that way. there's a human rights there's bit of a human rights issue china. i think you're issue in china. i think you're to say that a lot of bad guys in that respect. yeah. so you concerned escalation concerned about this escalation does we are does make you feel that we are on cusp of a world war. no, on the cusp of a world war. no, no, no, not concerned. and no, i don't. on the cusp of don't. we are on the cusp of a world. and if we are, then i'm. i've obviously fudged . yeah, i've obviously fudged. yeah, yeah. well, this becomes so know i don't really i think there are escalating tensions i suppose on roughly everywhere there are. exactly. and this is just symptomatic of that i suppose. but on the other hand, as jonathan good for the jonathan says good for the economy good news specifically economy, good news specifically for places like barr

there will be transitions.ne thing that happened last year was the world bank cash transfer program which gives some relief for a few months, and we need to have a message -- a massive loan program. i know that the world bank and the asian development bank will provide funding support, one hopes that the government would use this support for a massive cash transfer for the poor, so that the poor is looked after while there is a transition. there will be disparity in the first round of measures. but hopefully with inflation coming down, and cash transfers, hopefully there will be relief going through. i guess it will take a couple of years before we see a turnaround from negative growth, two minus 3%, 4% this year, and hopefully positive in 2024 or 2025. it is the start of a process of getting ahead of the crippling economic crisis. nick: we can get into growth in gdp and exports and imports as much as we like, but for the ordinary man or woman on the street is about the essential bill -- the essential needs to

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national but international data, being able to leverage that is going to be a key.and so, anything that has to do is going to be of interest to the chinese defense industry. we saw an example of, that for, example by the acquisition of a german start up a few years ago. which was acquired, not by a chinese state owned enterprise, but instead by alibaba that acquisition was a full acquisition of the start-up. got the start-up had a strength in being able to sort and analyze large-scale data. and the reason for alibaba went to acquire this company, when interviewed, was to say it was not just enough to invest in this. we want the talent and the people who are able to innovate this technology to be integrated into alibaba in order to help us further ability to do so. so i think anything that allows them to do that type of innovation moving forward is going to be interesting. and you can look at that in terms of across any of these technologies. whether they be quantum, or a i. it is really from my perspective the acquire aspect of acquisitions that should be of interes

there's a lot to happen between now and the goes to trial, which could be an over which would be over a year from now. hey, michael, running out of time, why did ron desantis a jump in so quickly to say, hey, i'm not going to help with any extradition. >> what's the back story there? i don't know. i think you can hear me, ok? he may regret it just a little bit. you know, everyone at her that trump's lawyers were going to >> said he was going to show up and surrender and then desantis goes in tweet. well, i would never and system any extradition. what whatsoever? i mean, you know, prom between now and as a trump to change his mind and say, well, yeah, this running who's running for president against me. let's call his bluff. is it going to turn me over? is he going to check it out? and the fact is he in the end, he may have to do it anyway and you can go to court and are under the u.s. constitution. you can go to court to force a governor to extradite trump, which which trump could there, then you say well, see descent broke his promise. you know, you you just don't know what kind of m

okay, now stateside action tv personality will be go vogue , be a name you're familiar vogue, be a nameould well be due to her for pushing the boundaries of the to the absolute limit and getting away with it. so the latest minority group she's clumsily upset the travelling community weren't too pleased with her flippant of the word chipped beautiful women. the people who still believed thatis the people who still believed that is god . you know gipp that is god. you know gipp somehow and the election will still believe that he cared enough his wife. i should have cheated and i used another . and cheated and i used another. and i'm really, really sorry . now, i'm really, really sorry. now, that apology seem slightly more sincere. this was first slip up, but after twice having to row back on holocaust comments in which she said the state sponsors of murder of 6 million jews wasn't about racism , it jews wasn't about racism, it seems the lessons of just last year have not been learned. i mean, it's also worth remembering that the travelling community themselves were victims of hitler's hol

i'm delighted to be i don't think it's, you be here.t think it's, you know, i'll certainly try . be here. i don't think it's, you know, i'll certainly try. i don't think you can get away from the week without talking about gary lineker, for one. and obviously a deal that he struck with to stop small boats coming over into the uk and suella braverman we've on tv braverman as we've on our tv screens, rwanda making screens, is in rwanda making sure that actually that the plan that could be rolled out and we've exported sustainable species coming back. but many of us might not agree but i think important to see how that process . so she's out there process. so she's out there serious business say what is she trying to do because it seems the issues here not out in rwanda. so what she's sort of doing there exactly . and i think doing there exactly. and i think she's going out to see how the process will actually work. so it's making sure you know, it's making sure that you know, people into the uk people that do come into the uk illegally th

okay, now stateside action tv personality will be go vogue , be a name you're familiar vogue, be a nameare it could well be due to her for pushing the boundaries of the to the absolute limit and getting away with it. so the latest minority group she's clumsily upset the travelling community weren't too pleased with her flippant of the word chipped beautiful women. the people who still believed thatis the people who still believed that is god . you know gipp that is god. you know gipp somehow and the election will still believe that he cared enough his wife. i should have cheated and i used another . and cheated and i used another. and i'm really, really sorry . now, i'm really, really sorry. now, that apology seem slightly more sincere. this was first slip up, but after twice having to row back on holocaust comments in which she said the state sponsors of murder of 6 million jews wasn't about racism , it jews wasn't about racism, it seems the lessons of just last year have not been learned. i mean, it's also worth remembering that the travelling community themselves were victims of hitl

dampers can be added too.nderneath the building. they absorb the energy of the earthquake so it doesn't transfer to the structure above. but all of this costs money. and retrofitting an older building can be even more expensive. with so much destruction, there's a huge task ahead. it will take years of careful planning to rebuild. the hope is that the findings of this investigation will ensure this kind of devastation is not seen again. rebecca morelle, bbc news. ican speak i can speak to someone from the university college london who has gone as part of the building investigation team. the gone as part of the building investigation team. the amount of devastation _ investigation team. the amount of devastation we _ investigation team. the amount of devastation we have _ investigation team. the amount of devastation we have seen - investigation team. the amount of devastation we have seen here - investigation team. the amount of. devastation we have seen here shows a poor and noncompliant building stock, large

chair is being renovated. i think it is — coronation chair is being renovated.rom england to scotland, and there's a _ moved from england to scotland, and there's a worry that if they put that_ there's a worry that if they put that stone and, the chair might collapse — that stone and, the chair might colla se. . that stone and, the chair might collase. , :, . , that stone and, the chair might collase. , ., ., , ., ., collapse. this woman is renovating it, she's collapse. this woman is renovating it. she's the _ collapse. this woman is renovating it, she's the painting _ collapse. this woman is renovating it, she's the painting conservator, | it, she's the painting conservator, she got and sponge bids and delicately dabbing this chair for four months! there is this gold building which is on the chair which is flaking off, so she needs to ensure it doesn't stick to the king because microbes. == ensure it doesn't stick to the king because microbes.— because microbes. -- the king's robe. ithink— because microbes. -- the king's robe. i think it's _ because microbes.

is there real reason to be fearful here, or is this be blowing out of proportion? i think the real reason to be fearful, i spent the last 5 years working globally on this issue, talking to people who already face similar problems, right? attacks on them with fake images, attacks using non consensual sexual images of women, which is the biggest way people use these synthetic media debate models already. and all of those 5 years before this letter came out, folks were saying, we need action. we need to think about how this is going to be controlled. we need to think about the safeguards that are going to be built into the systems. so i think it's right for us to say, be fearful. now at the same time, we also have to recognize that when we create a hype cycle around this, it benefits certain people. it benefits people who get away with saying you can't trust what you see online. it benefits big companies. when we say, let's put a moratorium on development, it benefits the encumbrance. like jesse said, so i think we have to be fearful, but also really thinking about wh

we should be clear about this. christians were not running around calling themselves christian nationalists. they were not saying we need to advocate for christian nationalists. christian nationalism came about in 2006 as a term of criticism, written by people who were critical of what they described as a toxic mix. of americans who wanted to conflate god and country. they are racist, sexist. that is christian nationalism. these early books, few written by academics, worked for places like the freedom from religion organization. many of them attribute christian nationalism to the work of an obscure theologian who no one has heard of. they like him because he says the kingdom of god will advance and societies will become christian and adoptive biblical law and in the societies, homosexuals will be put to death , men will dominate the church and the state, juvenile delinquents will be put to death. that makes it sound very scary, even for christians. one problem is nobody follows this. this is a flavor of argument. 2

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it is still being processed. the name of the debate on the budget of the year 1402 of the whole country is the education. in total, there were 777 articles and 370 comments. i can say that the guardian council in i have reviewed these for a year, sometimes regarding one phrase for hours in the meeting of the guardian council forever. from this number, i think there is a significant number, apart from the approvals of the parliament, with the statutes sent by the government, we are reviewing 24 statutes since the beginning of the year. in the guardian council , we examined that 21 statutes with approval it was faced and the statute was not under consideration. it was new and some of the statutes were new. it was an amendment. the statute was a part of the government, so for me, i want to point out the number of cases. 376 articles and 96 notes of the volume of this statute. thirdly, well, one of the powers of the guardian council is the inquiries that we receive from the administrative court of justice. citizens o

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and this could be avoided. :, :, :, be avoided.s. it _ be avoided. coming out of retirement to treat survivors. it is _ to treat survivors. it is catastrophic _ to treat survivors. it is catastrophic and - to treat survivors. it is i catastrophic and families to treat survivors. it is - catastrophic and families are trying. the majority of the wounded are young students. after a long week and they were going home to see their relatives and never reached their relatives and never reached the destinations.— the destinations. from the crash site, it is primarily _ the destinations. from the crash site, it is primarily focused - the destinations. from the crash site, it is primarily focused on i site, it is primarily focused on recovering human remains. investigations are still ongoing but the service on location said that the service on location said that the operation would probably and tonight— the operation would probably and tonight they will remain in location for as— tonight they will remain in location for as long — tonight the

i would be like i'd be a serial. i would be like i'd be a serial.bear, you know, i'd be like the bear, you know, i'd be like the bear, you know, i'd be i'd be really cool. i'd be like, i'd be really cool. i'd love it. i think that's a really good idea. i think it's a shame that that whole idea this that that whole idea of this these effigies of went these wax effigies kind of went out i'd like bring them out of. i'd like to bring them back in my you guys wax me up on on that note we're going to move on that note we're going to move on to this one about the devil's hand if. you're hand the telegraph if. you're left you might be at left handed you might be at puzzling disadvantage. so telegraph's editor, telegraph's puzzle editor, why didn't they mention that the career you career sessions of school, you could. puzzle could. the telegraph's puzzle editor . as has been alerted to editor. as has been alerted to the fact that some people are disadvantaged, 12% of the population are left handed . and population are left handed. and because of where they p

it cannot be done . and crackers. it cannot be done.use and when you read those stories of coercion and control being in a religious in a medical setting orindeed religious in a medical setting or indeed in a family setting, it's something that i really passionate belief that we should do. so we've done a whole host of things about protecting individuals women and girls. oops skirting female genital mutilation and domestic abuse . mutilation and domestic abuse. to my mind, banning therapy sits fully within that scope of those protections that parliament bnngs protections that parliament brings into look after people. when did you realise you were gay? that's a really difficult question. i think you you know, as a teenager, you grow up and you feel you're different. you feel that you're the only one. i think the world is very different now. you know, from being a teenager. when i was in the eighties, early 1990. so i didn't actually come out until i was 21. so it's quite late compared to people who come out now. watch much earlier. i was

we will be watching — areas history could be made.reas history could be made. we will be watching the most important - areas history could be made. we will be watching the most important partj be watching the most important part for many is the walk on what would have been the red carpet in those outfits, thank you very much indeed! and we will bring you all the top lines of who has won what here on bbc news of course, so do keep in touch with us, i will be with you at the top of the programme with the latest, in the meantime don't forget you can get in touch with the team... can also get in touch with myself. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lukwesaburak. all the top stories coming up shortly and our top story here is the disruption brought to uk sports coverage as a result of presenters walking out in solidarity gary lineker, don't go away! hello there. it's a much milder day today thanks to south—westerly winds. those winds have brought a big jump in temperatures. yesterday, for example, just three degrees in balmoral. and for mo

and any unfair practices, if those can be deemed to be that, that those institutions should be looking at to ensure that at least there is no growth in terms of investment and trade in their moves which help the world economy rather than just end up in silos of a new subsidized nations that can afford to do so, leaving lots of others disadvantages. so they're all of those issues that i think can be discussed and perhaps should be discussed. and again, chris, this focus on the grey wars is taking attention away from most crucial issues of the we've talked about of the global self it's that's the focus for insecurity climate change. so for yeah, it certainly is taking away from, from those issues. but it is brought back onto the table, other issues and we talk about the, you know, the, like the, the, the resentment in developing economies and asian economies ticker over the fact that when the time it debates kind of really gained ground of grain come promise a few years ago, there was a great deal of resentment in common countries in asia to the west. which hedge you know, kind of use or

be in vain.h has got to lead to change. it can't just be that ofsted say , oh, we'll be that ofsted say, oh, we'll have to think about the single word judgement or that might be a good idea. that's brilliant. yes, we would love conversations about that. that needs to happen. but that can't be the only thing. and sympathy for the family is not the only thing. they change and so do we. they want change and so do we. and the premier league has referred everton to an independent commission to question reported losses over. £370 million. everton has lost dunng £370 million. everton has lost during the 2020 122 season breaches the league's profit and financial sustainability rules, allowing clubs to lose a maximum of £105 million over a three year period or face sanctions . year period or face sanctions. tv online , derby plus radio and tv online, derby plus radio and on tune in this is giving us that was back to the show . that was back to the show. thanks for that tornado alarm michelle dewberry keep

, but you will be sent back and you won't be allowed back in.ter so many other measures in the past, will these new ones actually work? the government has tried various methods in the past, like funding french police to patrol beaches in northern france and putting naval vessels in the channel. it is also trying to send migrants to rwanda, but so far, that policy is being challenged by opponents. labour and the liberal democrats say the measures are unworkable. they say it would be impossible to detain thousands of migrants and return them to safe places. and many refugee charities say the new system is simply unfair on the migrants. it doesn't matter what side of the argument you sit on, stopping the boats is a priority, people risk their lives taking these journeys, but the way we do that is to offer safe legal routes. currently we don't have adequate safe legal routes and that is what pushes people into small boats. until we offer people an alternative, the small boats will not stop. the coast around dover has been the main landing spot for t

i'll be among . and petronella wyatt, be among. and petronella wyatt, go head to head with anti—racism activists weyman bennett and i'm on ace and the clash that's coming shortly. forlani has also bizarrely featured on the independent's list of influential alongside this very talented i mean pianist pianists . i yes there we go in the media buzz will debate whether that pair are really of being celebrated on today of all days international day. and i will ask if left wing press are guilty of promoting bad role models. also coming up as rabid anti monarchist harry and meghan refer their daughter lilibet as princess in her christening announcement should , the sussex announcement should, the sussex family be stripped of titles us. royal commentator kinsey schofield gives hot take stateside plus sunak stared down storm today over his illegal migration crackdown . he talked migration crackdown. he talked about his legal background . he's about his legal background. he's just another leftie lawyer standing in our way. just another lefti

i mean, it's going to be a cloudy one and it's going to be scattered showers, but a better time to be getting outside. and we're going to be talking about getting the sandbags ready to go during daytime hours so that you will be ready for tonight, starting around 10:00pm light to moderate showers move in and it doesn't stop after that rainfall gradually gets heavier and heavier through the evening. you just see how widespread that rain is. it's going to be consistent into tomorrow morning and only getting heavier in intensity. as you wake up tomorrow morning. this is where we're going. have a lot of issues right in the heart of tomorrow morning's commute. going to be a rough one to beginning to work for tuesday. so if you do have the option of work from home tomorrow, 100%, one of those chances to take that work from home option. if you do need to be getting out about give yourselves plenty of time. it's not just that heavy, heavy rain. it's the strong winds that will be pushing into tomorrow afternoon. chance of thunderstorms popping up could see some damaging hail as well. some powe

i think the revolving door should be closed. those jobs shouldn't be available. i think national enterprises should be nationalized. i think campaign funding should be abolished and campaigned should be publicly funded. i think that that, that communication systems for elections should be for a limited period of time and should be publicly funded. i, you know, we ought to clean out the corruption and promote democracy by example, rather than by bombing other people and telling them it's for democracy. i am really interested to know your take on a celebrity activist. should they even get involved? why do they get involved? and should they be caught out as hypocrites when their actions are not the same as their work? well, i suppose everyone should be called out as hypocrites when they are hypocrites, including myself and anybody health. i should. i don't think that celebrities shouldn't be activists. i don't think that they shouldn't do the right thing. i do think it's silly. how much attention people pay to celebrities, how much they're treated as, as wise expert

she has to be the best of— her to be good. she has to be the best of the — her to be good.last summer maddie hinch was instrumental| best of the world. last summer i maddie hinch was instrumental as england made history again when they won, wealth gold in front of the home crowd in birmingham. the . reatest home crowd in birmingham. the greatest goalkeeper in women's hockey— greatest goalkeeper in women's hockey at the moment. this greatest goalkeeper in women's hockey at the moment. this hero in a helmet is an — hockey at the moment. this hero in a helmet is an unrivaled _ hockey at the moment. this hero in a helmet is an unrivaled legacy. - england are fresh off the back of a commonwealth win and with the paris olympics just around the corner, how difficult a decision was it to make to leave the squad? jo currie has been speaking to maddie hinch and started by asking her how she knew it was the right time. so many times people keep saying to me, you know, what you know and i'm like what you mean? for me that's exactly what happened. it became very clear that i knew. i do

i would be interested to know to be on the know who's going to be on the review. it to be some reviewg to be some of usual suspects? is it of the usual suspects? is it going be that know going to be people that know that going to be picking that who's going to be picking who? and in terms of the diversity, not just cultural diversity, not just cultural diversity, thinking diversity, but of thinking the kind stuff, i think it'd be really interesting to what really interesting to gauge what they're to be doing. yeah. they're going to be doing. yeah. and political as well, of course, which is exactly . yeah. course, which is exactly. yeah. that's diversity of thought . that's a diversity of thought. yeah, yeah. what your reaction to what roger was saying that you know this may well turn up going onto the desk of the bbc board therefore the chairman board and therefore the chairman richard and course the richard sharpe and of course the position been put with position he's been put in with sir starmer, the latest sir keir starmer, the latest voice suggesting he be voice suggesting he shou

we need be conviction need to be conviction politicians. going be politicians.kdown get the economy post—lockdown and given the impact of this war in ukraine. yeah. on his position became unassailable as remember look what jim however that was another aspect we're on our 11:00 tomorrow course with our 11:00 tomorrow course with our special budget programme. join for us and we'll go through all the figures as. they come up thousands junior doctors on the picket line again today day two of their stoppage over pay healthy morning hospitals have cancelled operations as the nhs under high , they say while the under high, they say while the british medical association, the bma saying junior doctors pay falling real terms . by 26% over falling real terms. by 26% over the past 15 years and reversing that would now require a 35.3% pay that would now require a 35.3% pay rise. let's get more from eastbourne district general hospital with our south—east of england. reporter addison, who's been speaking, of course , to been speaking, of course, to junior doctors there on tha

viewed all over the world. ., shot that will be viewed all over the world-— shot that will be viewedd. you know, it is worth pointing out. — the world. you know, it is worth pointing out. as _ the world. you know, it is worth pointing out, as we _ the world. you know, it is worth pointing out, as we have - the world. you know, it is worth pointing out, as we have been l the world. you know, it is worth| pointing out, as we have been in the world. you know, it is worth - pointing out, as we have been in our reporting of chris that mr trump has previously denied any connection to this and denied the allegations, of course, and worn, as gary was saying just now of potential death and destruction if these charges were to go ahead. what is the reaction that you are expecting from supporters of his throughout this? henge you are expecting from supporters of his throughout this?— his throughout this? have some of the reaction _ his throughout this? have some of the reaction in _ his throughout this? have some of the reaction in already. _ his throughout this? have some of the reaction in al

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be detained. single uyghur in this room has family detained. >> so it's the tip of the iceberg. is it accurate to say american investors and firms are providing chinese technology firms the resources that they need to develop these high-tech surveillance and control tools? >> yes, they have done so and in some ways still do and in some ways it is already too late because they are now on the cutting edge for doing so. >> so, mr. turkel, is it accurate to say that these surveillance tools as the chinese communist party perfects them by using them to repress the uyghur people can be used to surveilled americans? >> absolutely. that is one of the tools that they will use to compromise the personal information, privacy and also strengthen our sovereignty. they will also affect the democratic norms. we are already seeing signs in zimbabwe in the country that they are using and being provided to technology to monitor opposition leaders. that would be the new norm that china is trying to create. >> you ta