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i'll be asking her as well, when bridget phillipson.her as well , when exactly asking her as well, when exactly labour plans to put that on private school fees. stay welcome back to the camilla tominey show on gb news. bridget phillipson is in the studio. the woman hoping to be the next education secretary. lovely to see you. especially in the flesh. always to best do interviews. and we can see each other because we're often looking at each other down the camera lens. let's speak. first of all, it's you. labour has released an interesting press released an interesting press release today, quoting pat mcfadden, who's sort of spearheading the labour campaign. so saying that this talk of a supermajority isn't quite right, are you mistrusting the polling and suggesting that labour aren't as ahead, or you're worried about people not turning out for labour? what's all this about? >> so polls are a snapshot in time, but there is huge variation in terms of the outcomes that different pools are pointing to. and we know that there are lots of vot

and bridget, thank you for joining bridget phillips.nk you for joining us on the show. always a delight to have your company. so with a massive drum roll the last weeks, today the cymbal crashed and we basically heard what we knew was coming. not a great deal in there to surprise us. being called captain cautious . but there to surprise us. being called captain cautious. but is it? actually captain comatose is this a manifesto designed to just put the electorate to sleep, to not scare anybody, to get a massive majority ? and then get a massive majority? and then we'll see the true labour party . we'll see the true labour party. there have been rumours that as soon as you get in, there will be social forrest style tax hikes. what's your response ? hikes. what's your response? >> afternoon. today we set out our manifesto that is a really ambitious programme for the change that our country needs . change that our country needs. and to precisely your point on tax, what we've said and what keir said very clearly today is that under labour th

i tell you one thing, i think bridget phillipson if| thing, i think bridget phillipson if the laboure financial models of universities being crippled, crippled. they denigrate the universities, they are driving away foreign students which import such revenue into our universities, they refuse to acknowledge there is even a financial crisis in many of our universities, so i would say two things. first of all, universities themselves have a responsibility for managing their finances better. themselves have a responsibility for managing theirfinances better. i happen to be chancellor of manchester metropolitan university, which really manages its finances in an absolutely first rate way. there are some who don't and they've got to shape up. but secondly, secondly, we've got to recognise that our universities are a tremendous asset, not only offering opportunities and social mobility for many young people who wouldn't otherwise be able to realise the potential and talent they have, but also absolutely central to our future prosperity and that's why we've got to invest in them, it's not s

in fact, we are now just seeing photographs of bridget macron and her brother. naturally, they are similar to each other. against this background, the first lady and her brother filed a lawsuit against those behind these rumors. brigitte macron's lawyer is demanding compensation of 10,000 euros for her and her brother jeanne micheli traneau, who, according to rumors, was bridget at the time of her birth. the decision in this case will be made on september 12. however, neither the president nor the first lady appeared at the court hearing. now the shots. from the front, from which blood will flow into the living areas. like this looks like a duel between a russian fighter and ukrainian drones, during which our soldier, attack aircraft konstantin golovin , was wounded, managed to say goodbye to his family, but survived, completed the task, but the words that he said, standing almost in the face of death, need to be carved in granite, keep your distance, chris! cotton in the legs, discovered together with not peter, irisha, if i die, i love you, children, i love ev

here is bridget phillipson.ource on dealing with the issue, - so our border security command will have an extra 1000 - cross—border officers - which will deal with the gangs, they will seek to smash the gangs, but alongside that, _ i think it is scandalous - that we are spending millions of pounds every day on unsuitable hotel accommodations. _ |we have got to clear that backlog, j the conservatives have completely broken the asylum system, completely broken it. - they know themselves i that this rwanda gimmick is not going to work, - we have heard from the home secretary, the fruity language he used to describe this, - we have heard from his own aide that he thinks the policy is crap. | i love the phrase, fruity language. it is not used enough in politics.... fruity, but she did the double there, she had fruity and she then used the word. i know, i had to think yesterday, are we allowed to say it on saturday mornings? there should be a bell... we will find out whether it goes on iplayer or not. it is a useful r

here is bridget phillipson. directly at source on dealing with the issue, - so our border security command will have an extra 1000 - cross—border officers - which will deal with the gangs, they will seek to smash the gangs, but alongside that, _ i think it is scandalous - that we are spending millions of pounds every day on unsuitable hotel accommodations. _ |we have got to clear that backlog, j the conservatives have completely broken the asylum system, completely broken it. - they know themselves i that this rwanda gimmick is not going to work, - we have heard from the home secretary, the fruity language he used to describe this, - we have heard from his own aide that he thinks the policy is crap. | i love the phrase, fruity language. it is not used enough in politics. ...fruity, but she did the double there, she had fruity and she then used the word. i know, i had to think yesterday, are we allowed to say it on saturday mornings? there should be a bell... we will find out whether it goes on iplayer or not. it

here is bridget phillipson.tly at source on dealing with the issue, - so our border security command will have an extra 1000 - cross—border officers - which will deal with the gangs, they will seek to smash the gangs, but alongside that, _ i think it is scandalous - that we are spending millions of pounds every day on unsuitable hotel accommodations. _ |we have got to clear that backlog, j the conservatives have completely broken the asylum system, completely broken it. - they know themselves i that this rwanda gimmick is not going to work, - we have heard from the home secretary, the fruity language he used to describe this, - we have heard from his own aide that he thinks the policy is crap. | i love the phrase, fruity language. it is not used enough in politics. ...fruity, but she did the double there, she had fruity and she then used the word. i know, i had to think yesterday, are we allowed to say it on saturday mornings? there should be a bell... we will find out whether it goes on iplayer or not. it is a

this photo is presumably of bridget before and after the so-called gender reassignment, it shows theron and her brother, for example, the nose, chin, hairline are marked here, although in fact we... their testosterone levels are 7-8 times higher than women's, and this means that they are faster and stronger, this can be seen even in the world records for women and men, the gap between them ranges from 4% to 16%. for example, usain bolt ran a hundred meters in 9.58 seconds with the fastest female runner. for everyone, for men, women, non-binary people and animals, which is the most unusual: disagreements exist within inclusive circles themselves. abc news publishes a report about how gays don't qualify for eco-friendly benefits. they also do not qualify for benefits for surrogacy, but lesbians, on the contrary, have this right unfairly. the heroes of the story , corey and nicholas, are not happy with this, they have already filed a lawsuit against the city of new york, because it, the city of new york, violates the rights of gay couples, but in principle, what kind of democracy is thi

i think you hear that from bridget phillipson this morning.ew, and i think the reason for that is that it's perfectly clear the game is up for the snp. what are the scottish people now need is not an snp led government thatis need is not an snp led government that is going to go head to head the entire time with the uk government, they need scottish people in a newly elected labour government that will get benefits for scotland. the snp has become structurally irrelevant to the scottish people. so, that, just to make a point, secondly, absolutely central, i'm sorry to keep going on about this, philip, we didn't talk about a silver bullet, the task of turning around this economy is a long—term one, not a short—term one. yes, we can make quick changes. yes, we can take some early steps to change things in our health service, our schools, fighting crime on the streets. but everything we want to do in the long term depends on turning around and rebuilding our economy, and that has to be central to what a new labour government does.— to be central

>> bridget phillipson yeah, bridget phillipson is with me now.ridget phillipson, thank you forjoining me on gb news. there's a poll just dropped from election calculus to find out. now forecasting a huge majority for your party. 250, tory is down to third place with just six mps. john 450 people you would have imagined never getting back into parliament when these seats were selected , looked like they could selected, looked like they could be on their way into parliament next friday. what's your reaction? >> well, we've had a lot of polls during this campaign, and my advice to voters would be to not pay too much attention to those polls. there is big variation between them in terms of outcome. you know, one poll, for example, had 175 seats that were too close to call . so my were too close to call. so my message is if the people want change, the only way to make that happen is to go out and vote for it. nothing is decided. nothing is a done deal. and there are still a lot of people who i know are considering how they're going to vote and haven't

traneau, who, according to rumors, was bridget at the time birth.er the president nor the first lady appeared at the court hearing. let's go live, anastasia popova, head of our european bureau. nastya, hello, but we, thank god, don’t know whether she is a woman or a man, this probably doesn’t concern us, but in general, against the backdrop of... macron’s enormous problems, this scandal, how will it affect his ratings and in general this as far as the topic is discussed, the topic is not much discussed in france, rather, now they are discussing coalitions that are created directly we can see the political earthquake that is now happening in france, but nevertheless, during the election campaign, everything is thrown out... what was previously impossible to imagine is now becoming a reality and by joining forces the right and expect to take an absolute majority in parliament and thus prevent emmanuel macron from implementing his policies, those reforms, first of all, because now we are mainly talking about domestic politics in france, discussion goes

but we talked a lot on our programme about what happens with children, phones in the classroom, bridgetsaid she will make sure that head teachers in england keep phones out of schools if she wins as part of the labour party at this election. the scottish government has guidance coming on this shortly. would you give schools a similar instruction, should head teachers keep phones out of scottish classrooms? we are looking very carefully at this issue because as your interview with bridget phillipson demonstrated, there are a range of different perspectives. some teachers believe having phones available to young people assess the education process, others believe it is very disruptive to classroom cohesion and the cohesion of schools. there is a careful route to be constructed, and we are working closely with the education system to make sure we have firm and clear guidance in place, because we cannot have a situation where mobile phone technology is disruptive to the education process, and we must ensure that we are supporting teachers and the education profession, and making sure that t

yes. >> clearly it was something that caught bridget phillipson out, i suspect, and she wasn't clearl do. and it just bnngs what labour will do. and it just brings a lot of uncertainty to the classroom. it brings a lot of uncertainty to teachers. we need a bit more certainty to teachers in what we should be teaching children and what we should not be teaching children. >> i think everyone can agree that certainty is very good in this debate, where clearly there's been a lot of uncertainty and people don't really know what to say. a lot of the time. one of the big concern from some campaigners about legislation like this, new rules like this for schools is it harks back to what was known as section 28, brought in in the late 1980s, which, said that you can't promote homosexuality in schools and the problem with that was that then teachers sort of thought, goodness me, what counts as promoting homosexuality? how far do we go? and basically what happened were books was taken out of libraries. people felt that they couldn't even discuss that. gay people existed because people were so sca

bridget phillipson increase.illipson denied that today, but labour have been very much caught up in that row. something no parent wants to see is an increase in class sizes. meanwhile, the conservatives have been trying to talk about their new policing plan. 8000 bobbies on the beat, funded by higher rates for students . it's coming here si students. it's coming here si king health care and also a tax on immigrants coming over here and working. that's that's what the conservatives want to talk about. but of course, the d—day gaffe, if we can call it that, has spread now into day four. that's all that the conservatives are really having to talk about. and chris philp, the policing minister, joined penny mordaunt this morning in saying that he thought it was a huge mistake for the prime minister. the prime minister is really, really struggling to shrug this one off. so we're at the start of manifesto week. we're seeing the conservatives manifesto launch tomorrow. labour launched on thursday, but at the moment neith

so bridget phillipson has suggested that she hasn't ruled out.te that she would scrap these guidelines. but she's very much hinted that labour would want to change them, she says, because they contain unnecessary language or to talk about this is maya forstater, who's the chief executive officer and co—founder of sex matters . maya, co—founder of sex matters. maya, thanks for joining me. co—founder of sex matters. maya, thanks forjoining me. what's your reaction to this? i mean , your reaction to this? i mean, do these guidelines contain quotes unnecessary language, i think there's been quite a lot of confusion about this. >> so i think what bridget phillipson was talking about was the not the guidance on teaching children about sex and gender, which comes under seesahai , which comes under seesahai, which comes under seesahai, which there has been, guidance . which there has been, guidance. but the guidance on what schools do when they have a child who says, i think i'm in the wrong body or i feel unhappy . vie, and body or i feel unhappy. vie,

bridget phillipson . yeah. right. bridget phillipson. yeah.ersity she went to ? went to? >> i don't know where bridget went, but i know oxford from sunderland oxford oxford university. >> is she the wrong kind of person . yeah okay. but i don't person. yeah okay. but i don't think she had a private school. no. she went to hertford college. yeah. >> yeah, she went to hertford college. i think she got in there by her own merit. if we're seriously saying that meritocracy a working class people who earn positions at universities that are traditionally full of privately educated, posh boys, are we seriously saying that's a bad thing? all right, david lammy, we want david lammy. >> do you know where he where he studied? i don't know , harvard. studied? i don't know, harvard. harvard. he studied in a college in harvard . is harvard. he studied in a college in harvard. is he the harvard. he studied in a college in harvard . is he the wrong kind in harvard. is he the wrong kind of person? i mean, it's coming from his mouth. yeah i don't keir starmer i

it is, of course, bridget phillipson's policy area.w education secretary and the question here, the thing that none of us know, the known unknown, is that if you whack 20% vat on private schools, what proportion of pupils at private schools will be withdrawn and therefore have to end up, using therefore have to end up, using the state sector ? and the answer the state sector? and the answer to this is that nobody knows, there has been research put forward, i have to say, commissioned by the private schools sector, which suggests that something like 20 to 25% of pupils, could leave private schools en masse. the independent ifs , which is independent ifs, which is probably the most respected fiscal thinktank in britain, has suggested that the figure would be a lot lower. they reckon it would be between 4 and 7% of private school pupils could end up leaving, and therefore the ifs still thinks that this is a policy which would raise a net £1.5 billion for the government. so we don't know which it's going to be where emily thornberry has pu

so the new bridget the mirror. at a school that was falsely accused of having or running a satanic paedophile ring. basically, this is a school in north london, christchurch school . it's christchurch school. it's actually just up the road from my school, my old primary school, new end , both school, new end, both comprehensive schools. >> and to admit that. but and i've absolutely no paedophile nngsin i've absolutely no paedophile rings in either of the schools. >> in fact, there was a channel 4 documentary called accused the hampstead paedophile hoax. and it turned out that a mother had been telling her kids to push this story about how there was a paedophile ring. >> okay, bizarrely, we're going to end on that. i'm so sorry. the show is pretty much over, so let's have another quick look at saturday's front pages. so the daily mail has vanished . doctor daily mail has vanished. doctor mosley did a wrong turn lead to disaster ? the guardian has disaster? the guardian has furious tories turn on sunak over d—day snu

this was put to the shadow education secretary bridget phillipson. it secretary bridget phillipson.t source on dealing — will focus directly at source on dealing with the issues, so our border— dealing with the issues, so our border security, and will have an extra _ border security, and will have an extra 1000 — border security, and will have an extra 1000 officers to deal with the gangs. _ extra 1000 officers to deal with the gangs, seek to smash the gangs, but it is scandalous that we are spending millions of pounds every day on _ spending millions of pounds every day on unsuitable accommodation. we have got— day on unsuitable accommodation. we have got you clear the backlog. the conservatives have completely broken the asylum _ conservatives have completely broken the asylum system. they know themselves that this rwanda gimmick is hot _ themselves that this rwanda gimmick is not going to work. we have heard from _ is not going to work. we have heard from the _ is not going to work. we have heard from the home secretary, the fruity language _ from the home secretary, the fruity l

police in greece believe they have found the body of my field, mostly the 67 year old british tv and bridget present a went missing off to you, set off on a walk and read the stay on the greek island of sydney. logan authorities say most his party was found on a rocky coast lava from a volcano in iceland has again locked his old leading into the costs to the town of greens over and the popular blue lagoon thomas box. the same road has already been to bed and reopened twice to sail towards a favorite law. also, this time was slower than previous set. options is katie is new to elect of time. mister garvey, courtney has been rushed to hospitality for an under scroll. susan just stays all straight. he was the one in the country struggling to contain spite of the gang violence. i'm with you on that end. fallout. courtney is reported to be in a stable condition according to locally me. do boys are now open in 21 european countries on the final and biggest stay or voting for the next europe. involvement is predictions that accurate right when policies i expected to make major gains in the selectio

with that in your little diary, bridget!"shington post" ceo and pet turtle watching you have sex, will lewis. he was hired to run it last year by jeff basals but before that he worked in british tabloids under rupert murdoch. that's quite a string of bosses. in college he had an internship with the eyeball guy from "pan's labyrinth." he didn't have a sterling reputation before. under murdoch he was accused of helping to cover up illegal phone hacking at british publications and when "the washington post" tried to write about his shady history, he pushed his newsroom chief hard not to run the story. leading "the washington post" to change its logo from "democracy dies in darkness" to "turn off the lights, this will be over soon." [laughter] of course, as some of you know, this gentleman over here, this sunday is father's day. it's a lot like mother's day in that your mom organize the plans for both. [laughter and applause] right. right. in case you are not sure whether this holiday is for you, we here at "the late show" are pr

now, bridget, we've got a question for you now from oldrin in year ten.in is behind you here. so mrs. shaw is just going to come over with a mic. >> if i had a choice between being an apprentice or going to university, what would you do? >> i think that's a great question. and it's very much abouti question. and it's very much about i think , all young people about i think, all young people finding what's right for them in terms of making sure they find the right path. i think it's really important that we get more apprenticeships. there aren't enough of them. but also i do not think it's a choice necessarily about one or the other because also there are degree level apprenticeships now. and also i was at one business just earlier this week where i met an apprentice who was just completing his apprenticeship and who was then going to go on to study at university. so i think what i want to make sure happens under a labour government is that all of you get the chance to have a range of different opportunities, and you can find the route that's for best you.

>> reporter: bridget said she embraced her passion for cooking, inspired by her beloved grandmother, cooking was something that we both did together. it's how she showed love to me. >> reporter: now she's proud to call herself a successful personal chef at a portugal residence. >> to be over here and to have a huge clientelle of people that respect the cuisine and to be able for me to make a living doing this, i pinch myself every day. >> robin: the crew was very happy because she sent them home with her biscuits. there's a secret ingredient we know, but we can't share with you. all right? but it's clear to see why people want to move here. for people who just want to come visit the region in portugal where i am right now is one of the most affordable places to visit in all of europe. clearly, one of the most scenic. look up there on top of the cliffs. can you see up there, guys? you can see people hiking along the famous seven hanging valley hiking trail. that trail goes, oh my, past that famous cave that we've been talking about where we're headed next. don't believe my crew. i'm n

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bridget phillipson, the shadow education secretary, has called that desperate nonsense.to the state sector. the ifs put that figure at between 17,000 and 40,000. the conservatives are arguing that will push up class sizes in the state sector. labour are pointing to the same ifs analysis and saying, well, actually, the ifs don't think that will be the case because they say that the number of children on school rolls is falling over time. the other thing about this that the conservatives are keen to pick up on today is an interview with bridget phillipson that she did with the sun's never mind the ballots programme, where she was pushed on whether vat would be put on nursery fees where private schools run nurseries. she said that was not labour's plan, but she didn't quite rule it out. the conservatives have sort of seized on that to say, well, look, that could be something that labour does down the line. again, in terms of pushing that tax messaging, they've decided to name that the �*toddler tax�*. so that's what we'll get i think a bit more of today. helen, in terms of

i there was no i the team in bridget on television as it was a lot of it, but he said he was forced to that. so i the tools behind julian bus but totally which was being new to a new, to the where the situation is a people with the ever since we've had quite me to weapons, even though the dentist shouldn't be comfortable. but there has to be no one would be bucks and before and you would see was yeah, so people from that point. okay. iran thank you very much and thank you done a great what. ready gives you the information is the most important thing, because we basically control withholding information. this is video and as i said i, the biggest benefit is going to be these love deals with just important information . like you would never have had a coming tomorrow. ok. so thank you. thank you. thank you, and we're on good luck. the the man or the the position i would suggest in belgrade was suggesting that we send americans in and uh, the bridges on the drain. that on your bill is us an obama dining room? probably now, and they'll walk soon, but it's done when he is here. all the youn

have said before and i will repeat again based on what you have seen i days, i believe that gap is bridgetable but it doesn't mean it will be bridged because ultimately hamas has to decide and he could decide to continue to move the goalpost. to move the line up. if it continues to do that, the end result will be that people will continue to suffer horrifically single day. and you have to question whether one individual living, we believe, hundreds of feet underground, relatively safe, is putting his own and his own views i had of the interests of the needs of the people he purports to represent. there could be a cease fire right now if they had said yes. i week ago. so we will continue to work this with urgency, determination, to see if we can bridge the gap but i can tell you with convicti- i cannot tell you with conviction that we will the line, with regards to mr. putin and his travels to north korea, you have seen, as you said,/s try and gesion to develop and strengthen relations with countries that can provided with what it needs and continue the war of aggression it centered agaraine. y

it's when it comes to the idea, because we're talking here about bridget phillipson.wing the teaching of gender ideology in schools. that is something that i think a lot of people feel very viscerally opposed to just onset because they think, hang on, no, there is no one size fits all to this. and just to just impressionable age, just touch upon conversion therapy because as i as i mentioned in my introduction, it seems that there is a conflict. >> if you ban conversion therapy, there are many medical practitioners who think they will not be able to give advice to children investigating why that child wants to change gender or thinks it does, because fundamentally it's about talking to a child and saying, are you sure about this? >> it's about talking through these things. and that comes under the umbrella of what counts as conversion, because you are trying to convert them verbally and the reality is actually that the majority of children who say that they are trans at some point revert back to what they said they were before the overwhelming majority, but not all. y

over private schools with emily thornberry being slapped down this morning by bridget phillipson.elling it as it is if, if mums and dads take their children out of private schools, they've got to go somewhere and you can witter on about a falling birth rate as much as you like. if a 14 year old is taken out of a private school, they've got to find a space. and i'm not aware of all these, schools which have got, plenty of spaces for them . of spaces for them. >> no labour have been, vague, to say the least , on what will to say the least, on what will happenin to say the least, on what will happen in those circumstances. i think they're kind of crossing their fingers and hoping it doesn't come to pass. but. yeah. what emily thornberry said yesterday rather let the cat out of the bag. i saw bridget phillipson this morning saying that she had misspoken, but if you actually watched the interview, she didn't misspeak. she knew exactly what she did. she knew exactly what she did. she was saying it was very uncomfortable. i think for the labour party, they'd rather that she didn't say it

wes streeting bridget him.g bridget phillipson, they've all said, oh well, she's entitled to her opinion and if you remember how they reacted when there were comments which emerged several years later, that had been made in private about diane abbott, we didn't hear. we didn't stop heanng we didn't hear. we didn't stop hearing about it for well over a week, i think nearly two weeks. so it's one rule for them. and another rule for everyone else. they don't really care about racism . they just care about racism. they just care about their own people. and in the same way that they've tried to come after me, i won't let them. they will try and go after other people if we allow them into government. i'm just going to play government. i'm just going to play devil's advocate. >> on one point, obviously, when he stood up on stage, he didn't mention your colour. you then condemned him as a straight white man. was it about race or is that just the context of these kind of comments for you personally? >> it's not about ra

but black entrepreneurs still face struggles, according to bridget weston, the ceo of score, a nonprofitducator for small businesses. >> from what i can see in my role, talking with black entrepreneurs across the country ,nfortunately a lot of the challenges they see as entrepreneurs throughout the nation are the same that they face throughout the nation because of systemic issues that persist. morgan: according to the national bureau of economic research, during the first months of the covid-19 pandemic, black-owned businesses closed at a higher rate than any other race. >> specifically, black entrepreneurs had bigger problems with the lack of childcare. they had more challenges with people, either themselves, their family, or their staff being affected by covid 19. and unfortunately, they also had less access to the funds that were available to them to help their businesses survive during the pandemic. morgan: however, black entrepreneurship has come back at a higher rate than before the pandemic, according to the washington post. back at sycamore and oak in washington, d.c., joe houst

as well, think probably bridget phillipson as well , who think probably bridget phillipson as well,nuances, of course, but basically on the jk rowling side of this argument. and then there are people like angela rayner, who i suspect is very much on the other side. where is keir starmer going to fall on this issue when he finally has to make a proper decision? >> well, it'd be nice to know, wouldn't it? we've only got a few days to go. olivia utley, thank you very much for joining us in the studio, but let's move on now and get more on those war of words between boris johnson and nigel farage. and i'm joined now by mark spencer, who's the minister of state for food, farming and fisheries. mr spencer loves the show, always a pleasure. boris johnson called nigel farage morally repugnant, nauseating and a kremlin propaganda list. nigel responded, calling mr johnson responded, calling mrjohnson a liar and a hypocrite. doubling down today, calling boris johnson the worst prime minister in modern british history, sarah said mark spencer, is this the kind of undignified nonsense we need du

. >> bridget wright tells me. she drove up from fresno to attend this tribute. she had this shirt made to honor mays right, recalls first watching him play when she was ten years old. >> i didn't know i was watching greatness because i'm 60 something years old now, and so i didn't realize what i was seeing until i got older. and then i'm like, wow, look at him. >> all eyes on how the presence of mays will live on behind home plate. the already retired number 24, encircled with flowers. fans wore their heroes number. >> i'm just blown away. all this love and positive energy. >> mays son michael attended the tribute. he says he's grateful for all the support from the giants and the fans. >> thank you. you know, i'm full of pride and it's their energy and that that's fueling me. >> even those too young to have seen mays play know his legacy. >> he paved the path for a lot of, you know, minorities like myself. i'm a i'm a big berry fan. so you know, he had a big part in his life as well. so, you know, just paying tribute to a legend. >> there are calls for mlb to re

he had been fighting expedition to the west in bridget and where he spent the past 5 years in a high security prison. i'll be giving you 2nd. our washington bureau chief n s pole has the details. so, well, this is actually really quite a spectacular turn. we have to keep in mind that julian has also spent more than a decade in confinement 1st, and then the embassies and then in prison. no other case has this uh, taken this dramatic turn and expedition to the us. indeed, as apparently no longer under discussion. so the agreement apparently stipulates that assault will plead guilty in a court in the us territory of the mariana islands and the sentence that's what we hear is currently set at uh 6 t a 2 months and will be considered as already serve to support us really see him as a brave visual blower who exposed wrong to waiting and kind of empowers citizens. critics on the other side, onto that just actions really endangered lives and compromise national security. this or washington bureau chief n as paul trying to some other news now and german, a foreign minister and a little bare b

ihor klymenko, together with the extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of the usa to ukraine, bridget brink, got acquainted with the operation of the mechanized demining machine. necessary monitor the possible dispatch of gdr troops to ukraine. this was stated by pentagon spokesman patrick ryder. he suggested that the military leadership of north korea pay attention to the losses of the russian army in ukraine. let me remind you that last week dictator putin met with kim jong-un in korea. the parties signed an agreement on a comprehensive strategic partnership. the document provides for immediate mutual assistance in case of aggression against one of the countries. the north korean military deployment is definitely something to keep an eye on. i think if i were leadership of the north korean army, i questioned my choice. regarding sending their forces as cannon fodder in an illegal war against ukraine. north korea unsuccessfully launched a ballistic missile. this is reported by south korean media. a hypersonic munition was launched towards the sea of ​​japan. the missile flew about 25

judging by bridget’s mood , it became clear that at the buffet she was asked to show not her passportscount. looking at macron's wife. and the royal couple could not shake the feeling that they were witnessing not only the allied landings in normandy, but also the hundred years' war. the frenchman tried his best to show. that he is the real queen here, and not some british twat. to prevent biden from going astray, a double continuous line was applied to the carpet. the total age of the walk participants exceeded the age of the united states. to emphasize the independence and independence of france, macron delivered a speech from behind a podium on which the coat of arms of the united states was displayed. in the middle of his speech. grandfather either got lost or was offended and began to broadcast in the other side. it was not possible to restore biden's orientation even after the speech. the prime minister of luxembourg, out of habit , moved very carefully so as not to accidentally step beyond the borders of his state. macron smiled happily at the camera, feeling the presence of me

what's your, what's bridget and key violating protection of conscience lows in front of the world. can the combination of the judge confrontation, instigated by problems in ukraine almost 300 years before the speaker versus the and i believe this is the direction to follow because china and india together account for ship only stands to wait on this truck. and it's going to be a win win situation, both sides. not just a one way street. it could involve in new stage with district development, essentially, countries which are to get pressure chopsticks funded social economic as well as really to collect the the for us for the for the plus the slow most the most of the day. and yes, it would be the police goodness, but the school for the reason it is was probably the best on item was engine wirelessly of storage. that's really a profile area. but i wasn't going to wiley sir to enable scully. so there's like a chest for us anyway. so i don't need to talk to us, but i'm really just overlook. you should leave it go to use the vehicle, go over the covered warrant here or to recruit it. uh

ambassador of the usa to ukraine bridget brink arrived on a working visit to odessa. the ex-diplomat announced this on her page on the social network. already met with general deineko and admiral kostor from the odesa regional directorate of maritime security. brinka noted that almost 1,850 ships passed through the black sea corridor and transported 52 million tonnage. according to the ambassador, ukrainians are doing everything possible to feed the world and support their economy. the last way home to ukraine was returned. bodies of 254 fallen defenders, informed to the coordination headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war. more than two hundred defenders died in donetsk region, 25 in zaporizhzhia and four in luhansk. another four were taken from morgues in russia. once the bodies are identified, they will be handed over to their families for burial. eternal memory and glory to the defenders of ukraine. and the tv channel. espresso invites you to join the project from scratch to life. this is a collection of atvs for the rapid evacuation of the wounded and

we think those are all eminently bridget will. yes, as vs. it's a mazda mazda deal. meanwhile, b u. s. a. so it could be to, to draw off to you and security resolution council resolution and support. so if this late to see, so i have plan, she ever times the high school from washington dc. the draft you and security council resolution is meant to bolster the white house narrative of israel as presented its peace proposal. and only how must stand in the way of peace. now the un security council welcomed was the new deal announced on may 31st and calls upon how much to accept it fully and implemented. it's terms without delay and without condition. the problem with this framing is that we can all see at the moment that it is israel, that are standing in the way of ratifying this deal. it's own deal according to the us. and there is a debate on the way now as to whether in raising problems pertaining to phase 2 of the deal. benjamin who in yahoo is giving him a survey a reasonable way uh from us can basically say, well, we agree with a deal that you sent to us, but let them know who is

french president macron together with the first lady of france bridget before at the beginning of the festivities, zelenskiy was greeted with hugs. american president biden shook zelenskyi's hand when he went to deliver a speech, and the western press also drew attention to president zelenskyi's communication with the veteran. their emotional communication was caught on video, the veteran of the second world war tried to kiss the hand of the president of ukraine, he stopped the veteran and they exchanged compliments. savior of the people. you alone saved europe. "i pray for you, well, a meeting between zelenskyi and biden is planned for today in france, her announced the national security adviser of the us president , jake sullivan. they will talk about american military aid, strikes by western weapons on the territory of the russian federation, and the security agreement. we will be able to learn more details from our colleague olena abramovich, she joins our broadcast and is currently in france. elena, i congratulate you, what else is known about the french initiative and what? has

says, yahoo encourage the to facilitate the process of dialogue with the ratio of these fontes to bridget and thought i'm not going to be di and run from the beginning of the we've had to resign busy. i'm just waiting for that object over forms, unprofessional. no, no, not in the other side, you have an obligation to start the which is not protected for the public. it's not for any results move what it wants is to bring down the problem. another thing may i ask, who is this way? what's happening in syria? yes. and has to be the thing. so i saw just was one i was a nice and will vary on groups since the end of and where do you see the syrian situation going much to reduce uh, to stop the queueing inside that you have spoken about up to dial, or you had the san juan dialogue is very easy to talk about the, the practical him is to find on that the blood sugar occurring in syria. and that's it is the previous question. there's something i didn't, i didn't mention, but i'll add it to this. let's do this on. so this certainly based off of money and provide money to provide you with friends whic