blake was a volunteer cadet. he told his mentor was looking to make the transition a week before his murder. he said i'll be startin to send out apps again. i think i'm finally ready. my sprints are great. i'm still working on cardio, though. >> aisle remember blake and remember thinking i wish i coul clone home. >> reporter: as they hold blake close to their hearts, the mohs family is fighting another battle. pressing the alameda county da to pursue the maximum punishment. blake's story has made its way to capitol hill. lori recently testified during hearing on the rise in organize retail crime and the threat to public safety. >> to the prosecutors in this case, um, i hope they're listening to this. what do you want to see as the outcome? >> it's not fair that we have t be victimized again to fight fo our child and fight for justice and the right things to happen in court. >> reporter: this week i sat down with price, the progressiv da facing an aggressive recall campaign. critics say she's excessively lenient o

let's go to jonathan blake. he is in firm with — whim? let's go to jonathan blake.go to jonathan blake. he is in firm with the lib _ whim? let's go to jonathan blake. he is in firm with the lib dems _ whim? let's go to jonathan blake. he is in firm with the lib dems have - is in firm with the lib dems have secured a huge win overnight from the and frome constituency. we saw sir ed davies celebrating. this is huge for the party put up talk about the significance of that and how big a blow it is to the conservatives. it is a blow for the conservatives it's a big win for the liberal democrats undoubtedly. they raise expectations over the last couple of years or so, really in terms of how well they are going to do in these by elections that crop up in areas where they are seen as the main challenger to the tories. this is the ford centre 2019 election that the ford centre 2019 election that the lib dems have taken from the conservatives. they were company from the start for that the only question was how big the win was going to be, how much they would be able to overtu

and the reason it's special is, you know, blake always wanted to be a newark police officer. that was his life goal. >> reporter: on tuesday, several members of the newark police department showed up for his candlelight vigil. blake was a volunteer cadet and a week before his murder, he texted his mentor lieutenant sal sandoval he was looking to make the transition. his final message read, i'll be starting to send out apps again, i think i'm finally ready. my sprints are great. i'm still working on cardio though. >> i'm going to remember blake, i'm going to remember his smile and i'm going to remember thinking i wish i could clone him. >> and it sits in my window and you can see it from the street. >> reporter: as they hold blake close to their hearths, the mohs family is fighting another battle, pressing the alameda county da pamela price to pursue the maximum punishment. his story made its way to capitol hill with lorie recently testifying about the threat to public safety. during a hearing in the rise of organized retail crime. >> to the prosecutors in this case, i hope th

you _ payment into this area. jonathan blake, welcome.oke to i payment into this area. jonathan | blake, welcome. you spoke to ed davey a short time ago. clearly delighted at the huge win for his party with an 11,000 seat majority. a big win for the liberal democrats. no doubt about it. 0vernight here at somerton and frome. they were confident at the start of this campaign, the only question was how much they would win by, and how far there would be able to overturn that a sizeable majority that the tories had in the seat. and, they campaigned hard throughout, claiming to have knocked on thousands of dos apps across this vast rural constituency here in somerset. it came good for them overnight. they claimed victory before midnight, talked about romping home, and the conservative vote being in freefall. that was borne out by the result we eventually saw in the early hours of this morning. no doubt, the lib dems arejubilant. they will this morning. no doubt, the lib dems are jubilant. they will have this morning. no doubt, the lib dems arej

thank you jonathan blake _ required criteria. thank you jonathan blake are - required criteria.litical correspondent in westminster. the bbc has been told that the former brexit party leader nigel farage had his bank accounts at the prestigious private bank coutts closed because they fell below the financial threshold required for customers. our business editor, simonjack has the story. nigel farage posted a statement that is a bank was going to close the comments because it was a politically exposed person, his profile made him controversial. eventually it was found that the bank was coots, which caters to the very rich and people are familiar with the situation said the decision to drop and was a customer was not a political decision but a commercial decision and pointed us towards the thresholds posted on their website about how much money needed to be a coots customer for something needs to borrow or invest £1000 with the bank or have 3 million bones in saving. they also said they offered nigel farage a plain vanilla high street bank account, which actually owns coots, mr fa

and the reason it's special is you know, blake always wanted to be a newark police officer. that was his life goal. >> reporter: on tuesday several members of the newark police department showed up for his candlelight vigil. blake was a volunteer cadet and a week before his murder, he texted his mentor lieutenant sal sandoval he was looking to make the transition. his final message read, i'll be starting to send out apps again, i think i'm finally ready. my sprints are great. i'm still working on cardio though. >> i'm going to remember blake, i'm going to remember his smile and i'm going to remember thinking i wish i could clone him. >> it sits in my window and you can see frit the street. >> reporter: the mohs family is fighting another battle. pressing the alameda county da pamela price to pursue the maximum punishment. his story made its way to capitol hill and lori recentlytestifying and the threat to public safety. >> to the prosecutors in this case, i hope they're listening to this. what do you want to see as an outcome? >> it's not fair that we have to be victimized a

thank you, chi chi izundu in uxbridge, jonathan blake - less.o ardell in selby. -- tim —— tim iredale in selby. let's go to westminster now for the thoughts of our chief political correspondent, nick eardley. sum up for us where we are after this dramatic night. it isa it is a more complicated picture than most people were expecting. that result in uxbridge which chi chi wasjust talking that result in uxbridge which chi chi was just talking about is a softening of the blow for rishi sunak, but it is still below. and we have got a bit of a pattern emerging now because in the past 18 months, the conservatives have now lost six constituencies, which in 2019, they won pretty comfortably. that is what we have seen overnight in selby, with the labour again and that is what we have seen overnight in somerton with the lib dem gain. all of that will worry conservative mps this lunchtime. there are still outstanding questions. what is the enthusiasm for the labour party actually like? is this about conservative voters not turning out? and faced with a gen

yeah, yeah, yeah >> no, blake is actually watching this right now.he would feel that. but no, i'm talking about nelly, man [ cheers and applause st. louis' own >> jimmy: you would do it with nelly? >> yeah. no, he's an amazing artist i remember i used to listen to -- i mean, he made -- "hot in here," which to me, is naturally a country song but also like, what's the one? ♪ and it's all in my head i think about it over ♪ like, i -- he's got -- he's got some country classics. that was the last -- >> jimmy: all right. nelly, if -- reach out if you want to do a country song with chance >> yeah, i would do that in a second >> jimmy: how -- how -- let's talk about "the voice. >> yeah. >> jimmy: to now, here you are you're one of the coaches here so, how is -- how is blake kelly, i love. kelly -- >> i love kelly. >> jimmy: she's always invited me on the show blake has been banned for three years. [ laughter ] the -- but it's you -- it's you, niall horan -- >> yes >> jimmy: i mean -- [ cheers and applause i love that dude too he's great >> he's awesome, yeah

now let's take you to jonathan blake. hi, a big i you tojonathan blake.ries and a huge win for the lib dems. it was a huge win. the only question _ for the lib dems. it was a huge win. the only question for _ for the lib dems. it was a huge win. the only question for the _ for the lib dems. it was a huge win. the only question for the lib - for the lib dems. it was a huge win. the only question for the lib dems. the only question for the lib dems in the only question for the lib dems to this— the only question for the lib dems in this campaign— the only question for the lib dems in this campaign was _ the only question for the lib dems in this campaign was how - the only question for the lib dems in this campaign was how big - the only question for the lib dems in this campaign was how big the l the only question for the lib dems . in this campaign was how big the win was going _ in this campaign was how big the win was going to — in this campaign was how big the win was going to he _ in this campaign was how big the win was going to be. they— in this cam

our political correspondent, jonathan blake, is there for us now.this take me through the decision, the ruling itself, first of all.— ruling itself, first of all. this is a decision _ ruling itself, first of all. this is a decision which _ ruling itself, first of all. this is a decision which ruled - ruling itself, first of all. this is a decision which ruled that - ruling itself, first of all. this is a decision which ruled that the j a decision which ruled that the government's practice, which has been going on for a couple of years orso been going on for a couple of years or so now, of housing unaccompanied children, who have come to the uk attempting to claim asylum, in hotels for periods of time, it is, as you said in the introduction, unlawful, and this was action brought by a child trafficking charity, along with two local authorities in the south of england. they argued that the practice was not fit for purpose. the high courts ultimately agreed. mrjustice chamberlain, thejudge looking at this in his findings said that this should only happe

jonathan blake in westminster and rebecca curran in aberdeen, thank you.a thrilling victory over australia at the final test at the oval mean england have levelled the ashes series 2—2. australia were bowled out for 334, handing england a 49—run win. stuart broad — in his final match before retirement — took the last two wickets in front of a packed crowd. 0ur sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching the action. perfect endings are beautifully rare, so let's trace the tale of how stuart broad reached this one. it began with another bowler, chris woakes, with early wickets at the oval to give england belief. but australia had their goal, they were aiming for 384 to win the match. with steve smith and with travis head, it certainly seemed reachable. they were 264—3. england had serious work to do. so did the ground staff. for hours we watched the rain and reflected. and then, mayhem. moeen ali wasn't really fit. he got rid of head for a3. smith made 5a and no more. chris woakes's role pivotal. still two more to take. who's that young man? yeah, pretty goo

blake. frankie gonzales-wolfe running for city council district 8. how are you?any questions? - [blake] no, people like you get all their news from cnn- - msnbc. - msnbc, and those are such bias. - i do watch all the networks. - [blake] you sort of do, but you don't focus. - [frankie] no, no, no. i will not lie and say i watch it all the time. i do not. - [blake] if you're not listening to what the conservative voice is, you are uninformed and you're ignorant. [door slams] - [frankie] there was nothing democratic about him. how is he on the list? these are not democrats. r, r, r, r, r. - [sloan] she said pulled all dems. - [frankie] no, these are all rs. this just did not, it didn't go well. - [drive] the both doors that you knocked on? - the second one, he just wanted to close the door in my face. - oh, jesus. - i'm done. - what happened? - it's already happened. and i tried to play that middle ground. it didn't really frickin' work. then he called me ignorant, and so then i was kind of like, "i'm done." this is the only list we have. - yes, so let's call it. -

thank you, jonathan blake and _ concerns of londoners. thank you, jonathan blake and westminster.? i suppose that depends which side you _ expected decision? i suppose that depends which side you are - expected decision? i suppose that depends which side you are on - expected decision? i suppose that| depends which side you are on that we havejust had depends which side you are on that we have just had the judgment depends which side you are on that we havejust had thejudgment inside the high court a few moments ago, in the high court a few moments ago, in the last ten or 15 minutes or so. the high court read the ruling this morning we expect 10am that we got on the expanded ultralow emission zone and you heard, five conservative councils had argued the london mayor had acted unlawfully to expand the ulez zone, he had exceeded his powers within this scheme. we saw some of those people in court today that were making that challenge not very pleased with the outcome because they have failed in that claim and the high court has indeed dismissed it, meaning that from a month tomorrow

. - here's blake zeff.politics editor at salon.com. - and buzzfeed contributor blake zeff. - he's a washington insider who's worked for president obama. - blake, what can the president do on guns to give himself a point in the history books? - well, i'll tell you the first thing is... but behind the confident demeanor and ill-fitting sport jackets, i had a secret. my wife patty and i were almost $200,000 in debt. [baby cooing] what are you doing right now? - i'm going to pay my loans. i just got notice that they're due. - that's patty. like all of us, patty has made a lot of decisions in life, and maybe not all of them showed great judgment. but deciding to become a psychologist to help veterans with ptsd seemed like a good one. - with graduate school, i thought, i'm going to graduate and be a doctor. i'll get a good job and make a lot of money and pay those off in no time. but i didn't understand that pretty much every penny i earned was going to be going to my student loans. i feel like i'm never going to

july 31st, 1968, the times newspaper printed a spread on barbara blake hannah.t praise for a journalist to be. and i'd achieved that. that was really cool. that was really nice. barbara reported on community stories eamonn andrews�* show on thames television. that was until her contract came to an end afterjust nine months. too many viewers had complained about having a black person on their screens. you just have to accept it. that was all part of the, "you're not good enough. you're black. you're not good enough." racism was a big awakening. she later got a job on atv, a regional channel based in birmingham, but things didn't improve during her six months there. racism was more pronounced in birmingham, on the set and on the streets. we were at a party, at a bar, a glass broke and splinters jumped up and cut me. and some drunk white girl said, "oh, it's red." she thought my blood was going to be another colour. how did you cope with all the racism that you faced in the uk? because you were there for about eight years. you would ignore it. you ignore that kind

barbara blake hannah what a trailblazer, and it is tough being a trailblazer at times.ing affects us all. i'll be back injust a moment. hello. july has been a very wet month across the uk. and as we look towards the very end of the month, and, indeed, into the start of the new one, well, there's more rain on the way. spells of wind and rain this week, rather cool as well. now, looking back at the rainfall we've had so far, these figures are valid up to 10am on sunday. can see that in preston 285% of the averagejuly rainfall. that means preston has had close to three times the rainfall we would expecting in a typicaljuly. and those figures got a further top up as sunday went on because we saw a band of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards in association with this frontal system still with us for monday morning. all tied in with this area of low pressure, which will be wobbling its way eastwards through the day. so a band of rain pushing northwards across scotland, some sunshine, at least for a time in the north of scotland, and then to the south of that, for north

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taylor blake [ cheers and applause taylor blake, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you, everybody. >> jimmyk you, taylor. [ coughs ] [ laughter ] finally, you guys, beyonce just revealed the track list for her new album "renaissance," so with that in mind it's time to play "guess the beyonce song." here we go ♪ guess the beyonce song guess the beyonc song ♪ >> jimmy: now here's how this works. i'm going to give someone three different song titles. one is the real beyonce song the other two are made up. you have to guess which one is real if you get it right, you get a a prize. if you get it wrong, you still get a prize. okay, raise your hand if you want to play "guess the beyonce song." no one on this side. okay [ laughter ] yeah, right there. hello, what is your name >> deegan. >> jimmy: deegan where are you from >> new york. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: deegan, which one of these is a real beyonce song from her new album "renaissance." is it a, "robot diva," b, "alien superstar," or c, "monster influencer" [ laughter ] >> i want to say a, "robot diva." >> jimmy: that is incorrect. it i

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the his opponent, alexander blake, was not done. and their crowd, the crowd there you can see them. they were on their feet after more than 3 hours of 12. we'd love at a spot in the wimbledon quarter. fine only the one now and master stop and has won the british grand prix of sealing his 6 consecutive victory in the process. his team rebel equalized from clarence 1988 record of 11 winds in a row and clarence land of norris briefly took the lead at the start but went on to finish the 2nd in front of 160000 fans of silver soon fellow britain and 7 time world champion, louis hamilton, 2 3rd for mercedes. red bull remains unpaid after 11 rounds of bracing the seats. and here's a look at some other stories from the world of sports and golf. alison corpus has won the women of us opened finishing 9 under par to seal her 1st lpga title. the 25 year old from hawaii claim the $2000000.00 prize. the biggest ever in the history of ladies professional golf, french footballing superstar killian and, but they caused a stir in cameroon, where he has travel to visit his father's town. he says that h

the issue has dominated the build—up to the visit. jonathan blake reports. mr president, thank you.d offer an opportunity to do business. good afternoon. joe biden arrives in the uk a month after he and the prime minister signed a new agreement to strengthen the longstanding relationship between the uk and the us. the president of the - united states, joe biden. downing street sees the president's visit as an opportunity to take stock of progress on the so—called atlantic declaration. ahead ofjoe biden�*s arrival, rishi sunak said the us was the uk's most important trade, defence and diplomatic partner, and the alliance was part of the foundation of britain's strength and security. but that alliance is being tested on the issue of cluster bombs, which the us is supplying to ukraine. the uk is one of many countries to have banned the weapons with a record of killing civilians. and yesterday, the prime minister said the uk discouraged their use. the uk is a signatory to a convention which prohibits the use of cluster munitions and will continue to do our part to support ukraine agains

, que le dice adiós a la pelota cuadrangular de tres carreras primer partido de blake con dos cuadrangularesdebido al precio de nada más y nada menos que $3500 eso es tres veces el precio de las gafas de meta uno de sus principales contrincantes. >> esta a noche los s gigante n pupudieron dararle una vicictor sus s aficionadados de san frao pero lo o que sí pupudieron daa fue estete impresioionante espectctáculo de e fuegos artifificiales. >> comenzó pasadas las 6:00 de la tarde y aunque la idea es verlo desde el parque algunas personas iguales sacan provecho a otras vistas panorámicas de la ciudad para ver el espectáculo. >> ahí lo ven en todo su esplendor y gratis. >> bueno,meta los que no están en el estadio mañana 4 de julio vuelve el festival de la libertad. >> el que no se había realizado en los últimos cuatro años debido a la pandemia, y también porque durante el tiempo no ha caído suficiente nieve pero este año será diferente la buena nueva es que pese a la cantidad de nieve en los alrededores algunas personas no necesitarán abrigarse porque se prevé un día soleado y temperaturas agr

july 31st, 1968, the times newspaper printed a spread on barbara blake hannah.'d become the first black woman to report the news on british television. yes, to be in the times, old page, to be a journalist on television is the highest praise for a journalist to be. and i'd achieved that. that was really cool. that was really nice. barbara reported on community stories eamonn andrews�* show on thames television. that was until her contract came to an end afterjust nine months. too many viewers had complained about having a black person on their screens. you just have to accept it. that was all part of the, "you�*re not good enough. you�*re black. you�*re not good enough." racism was a big awakening. she later got a job on atv, a regional channel based in birmingham, but things didn�*t improve during her six months there. racism was more pronounced in birmingham, on the set and on the streets. we were at a party, at a bar, a glass broke and splinters jumped up and cut me. and some drunk white girls said, "oh, it�*s red." she thought my blood was going to be anothe

jonathan blake, bbc news. a prisoner swap. the men were captured over a year ago, during the fierce and prolonged battle for control of the azovstal steel plant in mariupol. russia has condemed their return, saying it breaks the terms of a prisoner swap agreement. here's lee milner. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky welcoming home five commanders of ukraine's former garrison in mariupol at a ceremony in lviv. they were brought home by the president after a visit to turkey. translation: they were fighting for ukraine. - they survived russian captivity. they spent over 300 days in turkey. it is time for them to be home. reunited with family and friends, the five commanders — hailed as heroes in ukraine — led last year's defence of the southern port of mariupol, the biggest city russia has captured in its invasion. the ukrainian defenders who held out in tunnels and bunkers under a steel plant were finally ordered by kyiv to surrender in may last year. translation: from today onwards, we will continue | the

he funded the first balakian book, excluded the blake prize for book critics.in 2012, he chaired the john leonard prize committee, and he also served as our first vice president of diversity and inclusion. he firmly believed that the nbcc should have a prize for literature in translation. and so through this prize, our goal is to highlight the artistic merit of literature in translation and recognize the translators valuable work which expands and enriches american literary culture by bringing world literature to english language readers like the leonard prize for best debut, the the barriers is a prize for which our membership plays a really critical role in determining. it's also an award that is open to work from all genres, and we're really immensely proud that the nominees in our new school year include books of fiction, nonfiction, memoir, poetry, and even graphic novels. our committee read nearly 300 books this year in translation publishing in the united states from 67 countries of origin and 39 source languages. without the brilliance and leadership of

jonathan blake, bbc news.r, nigel farage, over its report about the reason why his account at private bank coutts was closed. our media editor, katie razzall, joins me now. how did we get here? nigel farah said the private bank closed his account for political reasons. then earlier this month, bbc news reported that the decision had been a commercial one because it said mr farage had fallen below the bank's wealth limit. that story was based on information from someone that their journalist behind based on information from someone that theirjournalist behind it today called a trusted and senior source, but the story was wrong. after the report, mr farage acquired a dossier, and internal coutts dossier that showed that the bank, which is owned by natwest, consider him to have a xenophobic and racist views that didn't align with those values. the head of natwest apologised and then today in a letter made public by mr farage, the ceo of bbc news has also said sorry because, as she put it, the inaccurate story con

jonathan blake, bbc news.ry, janet yellen, is leaving china after a visit to try to strengthen economic ties, saying she believes the two countries can have a healthy relationship. while in china, ms yellen held 10 hours of talks with senior chinese officials — saying the meetings had put relations between the 2 countries on a "surerfooting" — after a long period of tensions over trade and other issues. here�*s ms yellen speaking at a press conference earlier. us and china have significant disagreements. those disagreements need to be communicated clearly and directly. but president biden and i do not see the relationship between the us and china through the frame of great power conflict. we believe that the world is big enough for both of our countries to thrive. both nations have an obligation to responsibly manage this relationship, to find a way to live together and share in global prosperity. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has been following the story from bangkok — and he gave us this analysis

but um, since cap or neck and milwaukee bucks sitting out because of the recent calendar of jacob blake maxwell. there was a moment to me. well, i just went go. i cannot believe they did this and that was an nfl players came out and said that we support lice not a movement of this. so we don't have to being so controversial to the take any became a political discussion. what was the moment for you where you just said, this is extraordinary in the world of support today. for me, it was when the end, the, a teams decided not to play their games and seeing the impact of that and how quickly it sprayed to other reeds. i mean that the m o b, b m a less, a few other reason other teams followed suit within 24 hours. so to see the impact and, and the silence that april it so many people who are looking forward to watching sports games. when they turn on our tv and there's no sports and they're seeing why these players aren't playing. it really forces us to think about the injustices that they're speaking of about that me and yeah, yeah me, i, i really have to agree with what maxwell said, becau

let's go live now to our political correspondent, jonathan blake, who's at westminster.en so controversial. what does this court ruling mean for the political debate about green policies? the expansion of ulez in london has become something of a flashpoint for that wider debate about green policy, and although sadiq khan says it is about keen —— clean and, there is broader discussion. labour blamed the loss of the uxbridge and south ruislip by—election on this policy and keir starmer urged the london mayor of london to reflect on it. i am told that it's still his position and conversations are ongoing, but sadiq khan seems adamant he will press ahead as planned so it is awkward for labour later keir starmer, who has to answer to critics in his own party who do not like this policy and do not want it replicated elsewhere. shadow chancellor rachel reeves says it is wrong that motorists are being clobbered by ulez. for conservatives, it is interesting because they oppose the policy and after they won the by—election last week rishi sunak was very quick to try to reassure vo

but i think we can go to our correspondentjonathan blake in correspondent jonathan blake in somersety an hour or so after the votes began being counted yesterday evening, well before midnight. so it is another by—election victory for the liberal democrats in this part of the world. they won tiverton and honiton just about a year ago in devon, and it takes to four the number of seats the lib dems have taken off the conservatives during this parliament. they are spectacularly pleased with the result last night, and they argue it shows that the party is firmly back in a part of the world where they used to have something of a very solid support base. the south—west of england was a heartland for the lib dems, and they hope the victory here for them last night shows that they are on the way at least two retrieving many more of those seats. and as i mentioned earlier on, an acknowledgement by the winning candidate of tactical voting and thanking those who have traditionally voted for other parties for landing the lib dems their vote. parties for landing the lib dems theirvote. one parties

that was our political correspondent, jonathan blake on the political developments that have happenedecretary andy director—general the bbc, tim davie. we will bring any developments on the story as and when we get them. you can follow things on the live page on the bbc news website and the bbc news app as well. let's look at some other news now. this the us president, joe biden, is on his way to the uk, travelling from the dover air force base in delaware en route to london ahead of a meeting with the prime minister, rishi sunak in downing street on monday morning. he'll then meet with king charles. the us and uk have disagreed in public over the decision to send american cluster bombs to ukraine. the issue has dominated the build—up to the visit. to discuss this visit, i am joined by sir kim darroch, british ambassador to the usa between 2016 and 2019. thank you very much forjoining us. firstly, some people might not know why these cluster munitions are controversial. can you just explain to us why they are such an issue for so many? i to us why they are such an issue for so man ? .

so this is news for this week in the world of a i google fi as blake lemoine. the engineer who came to a i chat for is a post and so sing tnt technology has. so the technology is thinking like a real pass and blake was glad for coming out with that story. they may be more to that. but he also talked about the ethics of a i and who is watching the people who are developing artificial intelligence. let's have a listen to what you have to say. the fact is google is being dismissive of these concerns the exact same way. they have been dismissive of every other ethical concern. hey, i have to separate. i don't think we need to be spending all of our time figuring out whether i'm right about it being a person. we need to start figuring out why google doesn't care about a ethics in any kind of meaningful way. why does it keep firing a ethicists each time we bring up issues? it's the systemic process. sees that are protecting business interest over human concerns that create this pervasive environment of irresponsible technology development. lemoine, the always having

july 31st, 1968, the times newspaper printed a spread on barbara blake hannah.s, to be in the times, old page, to be a journalist on television is the highest praise for a journalist to be. and i'd achieved that. that was really cool. that was really nice. barbara reported on community stories eamonn andrews' show on thames television. that was until her contract came to an end afterjust nine months. too many viewers had complained about having a black person on their screens. you just have to accept it. that was all part of the, "you're not good enough. you're black. you're not good enough." racism was a big awakening. she later got a job on atv, a regional channel based in birmingham, but things didn't improve during her six months there. racism was more pronounced in birmingham, on the set and on the streets. we were at a party, at a bar, a glass broke and splinters jumped up and cut me. and some drunk white girls said, "oh, its red." she thought my blood was going to be another colour. how did you cope with all the racism that you faced in the uk? because yo

jonathan blake, bbc news.o live to a former chief of staff, and a former chief of staff, and a former us marine stationed in europe. what was your initial reaction when you heard this news that the us was sending the cluster bombs to ukraine? good to be with you. initial reaction is that i was not surprised. both the ukrainians and the russians have been using these weapons on the battlefield, really, since the start of the invasion. and this delivery that the president has announced is as a result of a ukrainian request. so, that poses a moral dilemma to some of the countries that are signatories and the united states is not a signatory to the 2008 convention. precisely because they themselves have asked to use it on their own territory, knowing full well the implications of its use, in terms of really a terrible weapon. there's no way around it. minds are all. like when is a terrible, could you describe to us, you must seen this firsthand for yourself. just how terrible _ firsthand for yourself. just how ter

i'm calling for blake was a swedish, and the name of the crowd in front of the service embassy in copenhagen followed the book being sent a blaze outside the the rocky embassy earlier the the students were attributed to them as it is. i'm, i'm far right and actually is known as the danish trips from facebook that month for minnes condemned the move. that's why when i would have jumped back to us till the so a where the 2nd most after this summer is in full swing were on the sidelines. if you remember the, the end of the event, i'd say organized, like i said before, a panel session is this. and then it's about video, medium busha. and after the whole, they want to decide what sources to trust where to get their news. and i think this issue is very typical for africa as well. people of african continent rightfully don't want to put time for the habits maintained by some mainstream media to dictate them what sources to get news from what sources to trust. and unlike some of my counterparts, i'm not claiming that my general odyssey is perfect. that we'd sell about any event that we're always in

paired with blake griffin, the clippers were known as lob city.green believes paul will help kuminga reach a new level. >> i will tell you one more thing, i actually look forward to learning this from him. chris paul will completely unlock jonathan kuminga. cp is great with young guys. aiden looked like a bus before cp came to phoenix. no disrespect. morneau a nod to cp. what he would do for jonathan kuminga and unlock him? it's huge. larry: wishful thinking. let's hope it happens. we'll see one of the draft x tonight in -- draft pick. jonathan signed his rookie deal. but trayce jackson-davis will not. he's a bit banged up. podziemski was the warriors first pick. he has high hopes for his first games on the court. >> i want to go undefeated as a team. i want to have at least two or three triple-doubles. it's exciting for me to see how good of players we have around here. maybe believing more that we can go 7-0. >> we want to win. but that is the result, the goal is the process of trying to get better every single day. larry: no rest for the weary.

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plans, but the liberal democrats said they would result in savage cuts to public services. jonathan blake trial that he �*lost everything' in a matter of days, when sex assault allegations were made against him. the actor denies i2 sexual offences relating to four men. saying he's a — �*big flirt�*, but had never attacked anyone. he will be back in court today and we will be following developments throughout. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. we've got some wet and windy weather coming our way over the course of the next few days. it's all down to this area of low pressure. it's coming in today from the south—west and it's going to continue to push northwards as we go through the ensuing few days. the isobars tell their own stories. it's going to be windy and it's also going to be wet. today, the strongest winds are going to be across the south—west. we're looking widely at gusts 35mph to 45mph. locally along the coasts and hills we could have gusts up to 50mph. in addition to that, we've got all this rain sweeping in from the south—west. again, if you're traveling, that combina

there's a lot of illnesses development blake's and they come to make groves off the hook. i'm a little bit of a disturbed by horizontal safe. the one. again that's out there because fighting 5 foot water maybe arrows here that says visit. very sad, fix it in 2050. as the homelands become impossible to live and people will lease the symptoms in order to survive. climate migration is already with us, and this is just the beginning. to build a new mold, several zones of the earth will become literally uninhabitable because it's too hot . there's flooding or the, sorry it was not farmable therefore pretty good to you out today. the struggling and the talking of people and to move in to me and then it talking up of people in the billions by the middle of this century, millions more people are expected to flee that homes. not because of rule conflict to persecution. but because of the crime in the world seems to be heading towards a deeply worrying future, it's not just in the likes of alaska and russia that we need to pass a permafrost melting away and no longer holding the soi

jonathan blake, bbc news.ustice system despite some of the biggest demonstrations in the country's history. furious protestors have called it an attack on democracy and are continuing to throng the streets ofjerusalem hours after compromise talks broke down. the new law will limit the power of the supreme court to challenge the government. israel'sjustice minister said it will ensure the will of voters is respected. the bbc has apologised to the former ukip leader nigel farage over a report about the reason why his account at the private bank coutts was closed. 0ur media editor katie razzall can tell us more. the head of natwest, which owns coutts bank, has already apologised to mr farage. now the head of bbc news has written to him to say sorry and the journalist behind the story has tweeted an apology, because earlier this month, the bbc reported that a private bank had closed the former uk played a's account for financial reasons. he had always said it was a political decision, and after the report, mr fara

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