well, tracy braden, the ministerfor early thinking there?n, the minister for early years will explain. what is the reason? -- braben. what we have been doing over the last couple of years and preparing for the education service is going round and speaking to parents, teachers, governors, and when you say that ofsted is coming to the school, it brings so much stress, anxiety on the educators. i don't know if you heard the shouting in the room when she said we are going to scrap it because what you're seeing is the lack of accountability regionally and locally, so a school may be an area that requires improvement, but the inta ke that requires improvement, but the intake is from an area of deprivation, and there are skills that come from really supportive parents, they have all the facilities and all that, and there are schools where they are doing really well and getting outstanding, and we have to level the playing field and enable educators to get involved in that process. you are replacing ofsted, which you are right, did tend to terrify m

international team of scientists has set sail for the arctic on a yearlong mission to gather data on the braden's warming climate the team is saving aboard a german icebreaker a ship called the polar stern it hopes that they work can give fresh insight into how the world's climate is changing the expedition of the century from marcus rex it starts with him leaving his family after setting sail from the norwegian pool to the post and will be at sea for 12 months some $300.00 scientists from 17 countries will join it to learn more about climate change and. the arctic is the region we least understand in terms of climate and where we have the greatest uncertainties about climate predictions that's what this expedition aims to change as soon as the polar stern reaches the ice a huge research station will be set up around the ship then the drift over the pole begins its new territory for science where will take us what will happen to the ice over the year will break up how fast will melt so that's a huge challenge there and of course facing the winter time in the arctic it's dark it's winter for the f

but braden words john besides volley would win the game late on handing braman their 1st points of this season's. match day 3 and shelter was still yet to school did they break that down. the hosts played with adventure in the attack chasing their 1st home win since january they came close following this nicklaus shot era. and their breakthrough came on 38 minutes with another shock mistake handing shell of the elite they finally find the back of the net and this is a goal. has to came out fighting after the break with an exemplary counterattack but shout a further ahead 2 nailed to the hosts a 2nd goal to place their lead. and actual shells the player finally got on the school sheet in the 8 she fits minutes how much a strike it was the 1st shelter player to school this season became the club's 1st english. goal scorer john j. petty name from everton with his 1st win this week a strike that deserved retail home win for shelter as hatter what pushed aside. later couzin against hoffenheim was a battle between dutch coaches peter boss and alfred troika who actually played together in the

braden crawford goes off, kevin speeds home to score the had run. he was thrown out at third base.nts took the lead at 6- 5. i'll try to close it out in the beginning. this ties the game at six. weo on to the 15th inning. alex dickerson just missed a home run. but it was deep enough to score , the giants went 7-6. the game lasted nearly 6 hours and ended after 1:00 eastern time. dave and the sacramento river gaps playing at the aaa championship. this is against columbus. the solo shot gave them 4-0 lead. that was the final score as they win their franchises third aaa title. all the giants were burning midnight well, the a's started the game three hours later. they finished before the game was over. the game at the coliseum was home before bedtime. the seventh inning, matt olson launched a 450 footer. his teammates couldn't believe it. it tied the game at one. downtown seth brown, he found the gaps. he scores all the way from first bay to have the lead. they when they came to-one. the a's open a two game lead over tampa for the top wild- card spot. they better start thinking about a

been released from the latest of his multiple sentences for drug possession legal analyst jennifer braden believes the decision by the appeals court has no legal basis. but the court of appeals in california did was essentially overturn this and create their own law that states it only matters how much you hold the gun just because this person was a mexican national there is really no legal basis given for this so as a horrific decision meant to incite a political firestorm in order for california again to continue protecting illegal migrants of protecting criminals in place of u.s. citizens even those that have murdered killed or harmed u.s. citizens there better be accounting for this there better be appeals for this because that would essentially mean that they are now state in that there's no problem with firearms if you only touched it for a 2nd it doesn't matter how many people you killed or whether there was a victim so we are certainly going to see judicial groups judicial watch i hope there are going to be many law abiding organizations that hold this decision accountable so that

braden, warren and bernie were going to steal the spot light. as it turns out i think so all the other candidates had their opportunity shine. biden was fine, had a strong short night. and bernie and warren disappeared, d giving opportunities to booker, klobuchar, pete buttigieg had a good night, kamala harris had a couple of good moments so sort of the second tier had a really good night tonight. >> let me just play that exchange at the beginning withng biden and warren sanders about health care. >> i know that the senator says she is for bernie, well i'm for barack, i think the obama care worked. how are we fog pay for it? i want to hear moment to you that happened so as far as my distinguished friend, the senator on my left has not indicated how peas for it. the senate has come forward and said how he is going to pay for it. >> this he they didn't really have answers and that was a strong moment for beaden at the beginning. >> it was at the heart of his campaign, which was done in the obamaed a minutestration and on health care has point whic