it _ bristol and around bristol? talked about one of them. it is _ bristol and around bristol?is a long-term ongoing housing crisis in the city.— crisis in the city. thank you, pete. i will crisis in the city. thank you, pete. i will leave — crisis in the city. thank you, pete. i will leave you _ crisis in the city. thank you, pete. i will leave you there _ crisis in the city. thank you, pete. i will leave you there for— crisis in the city. thank you, pete. i will leave you there for a - crisis in the city. thank you, pete. | i will leave you there for a moment and take viewers to wales to chepstow in monmouthshire to speak to our wales correspondent thomas morgan. this is a rural welsh seat. what are the issues that are worrying voters where you are? —— tomos morgan. worrying voters where you are? -- tomos morgan-— worrying voters where you are? -- tomos morgan. similar to what we have 'ust tomos morgan. similar to what we have just heard _ tomos morgan. similar to what we have just heard in _ tomos morgan. similar to what we havejust heard in bristol. - tomos morgan. similar

and bristol bears are a team that love possession. a, and bristol bears are a team that love possessionpossession. a double blow for gloucester but the _ love possession. a double blow for gloucester but the defending - gloucester but the defending champions looked shell—shocked and needed a spark. tt is champions looked shell-shocked and needed a spark-— needed a spark. it is a captain's t when needed a spark. it is a captain's try when they — needed a spark. it is a captain's try when they needed _ needed a spark. it is a captain's try when they needed it - needed a spark. it is a captain's try when they needed it the - needed a spark. it is a captain's i try when they needed it the most. needed a spark. it is a captain's - try when they needed it the most. in the sandy park sunshine, it was bristol who looked at home. at half—time, shock waves were being felt in the west country. after the restart, gloucester delivered the perfect response. four unanswered tries to turn a game on its head. from finding themselves ten points behind, they were now 16 points in front. it was some turnar

and bristol bears are a team that love possession. shell—shocked and needed a spark. it is a captain's try when they needed it the most. in the sandy park sunshine, it was bristol who looked at home. at half—time, shock waves were being felt in the west country. after the restart, gloucester delivered the perfect response. four unanswered tries to turn a game on its head. from finding themselves ten points behind, they were now 16 points in front. it was some turnaround. bristol simply stunned as the red—and—white juggernaut bulldozed everything in a comeback to remember, the sign of a true champion, the full—time whistle confirming back—to—back titles. the cider will flow long into the night. there's two games in rugby league's super league today. catalans dragons are taking on huddersfield giants right now. they held on to win 22—18. they are now fifth in the table. earlier, there was a dramatic finish as warrington wolves won 211—18 at hull fc, it was all square with two and a half minutes to go but a great try from matt dufty, his

bristol is a city of 42 square miles — bristol is a city of 42 square miles. looked at how national politics frame national debates in a way that— politics frame national debates in a way that doesn't help our ability to create _ way that doesn't help our ability to create a _ way that doesn't help our ability to create a space in which people come together~ _ create a space in which people come together. this does create a feedback loop. i'm notjustifying feedback loop. i'm not justifying what _ feedback loop. i'm notjustifying what happened. you feedback loop. i'm not “ustifying what happenedh feedback loop. i'm not “ustifying what happened. feedback loop. i'm not “ustifying what hauened. ., ~ what happened. you sounded like you were licensing — what happened. you sounded like you were licensing violent _ what happened. you sounded like you were licensing violent protests - were licensing violent protests which constitute chemical assault. no, i wasn't. which constitute chemical assault. no. iwasn't— no, i wasn't. what worries me is that everyday — no, i was

bristol city's tommy conway — is what we work with.ed i is what we work with. bristol city's tommy conway has been called up is what we work with. bristol city's - tommy conway has been called up from the under 21s and lewis morgan, who last played for scotland six years ago, has been recalled. he has travelled from the mls in america. it did like lee. now that lewis morgan has been called in, i think steve has done the right thing. ads, steve has done the right thing. a mountain backdrop with chilly weather, familiar surroundings to help the team settle in. the faces in the squad might change but the scotland spirit remains consistent. england get their campaign under way against serbia on sunday evening. the team trained at the german base for the first time this morning — with just defenderjohn stones missing because of illness. john watson is following the preparations. sakho has two score. it is saved! and it is italy who are the champions of europe. and it is italy who are the chamions of euro e. , champions of europe. this the s

bristol. how is— ray. i'm michelle. where are you from? bristol. how is your - from? bristol.nd going? amazing. we have been here _ glastonbury weekend going? amazing. we have been here since _ glastonbury weekend going? amazing. we have been here since tuesday - we have been here since tuesday because _ we have been here since tuesday because we took the caravan, the better— because we took the caravan, the better option than being in the tent _ better option than being in the tent we — better option than being in the tent. we have been thoroughly enjoying — tent. we have been thoroughly enjoying it since we got here. who are ou enjoying it since we got here. who are you most _ enjoying it since we got here. tiprirv are you most looking enjoying it since we got here. tip“i;r> are you most looking forward to see? coldplay. are you most looking forward to see? coldla . ., are you most looking forward to see? coldla. . . . , are you most looking forward to see? coldla. . . ., , . . coldplay. keane. what is your advice to an bod coldplay. keane. what is your advice to anybody who

bristol ci 's went within the tournament. bristol city's tommy _ went within the tournament. bristol city's tommy conway has _ went within the tournament. bristol city's tommy conway has been - went within the tournament. bristol. city's tommy conway has been called up city's tommy conway has been called up from the under 21 �*s and lewis morgan who last played for scotland six years ago has been recalled. he's travelled from the mls in america. it he's travelled from the mls in america. ., ., ~' ., he's travelled from the mls in america. ., ., ,, ., , america. it looked a little bit liuht u- america. it looked a little bit light up top. _ america. it looked a little bit light up tep. so _ america. it looked a little bit light up top, so there - america. it looked a little bit light up top, so there is - america. it looked a little bit light up top, so there is no i light up top, so there is no surprise that we brought in somebody who can maybe be a little bit wide, more of a creative type player. so he has been called in. steve has probably done the right thing. ads, probabl

circus —— the bristol players like to call themselves the entertainers.art of the season to go back to back, they dominated the league season, only one loss under we to saracens, but they'll be happy with their under dog tag, bestows, they beat everyone —— they beat saracens i went home, but he will not be a gloucester procession at sandy park. also some international rugby tomorrow. england in tokyo facing japan tomorrow morning and wales taking on south africa at twickenham tomorrow afternoon. the olympic opening ceremony is five weeks away, but there are still plenty of athletes who don't know if they'll make it to paris. it's day two of the olympic qualifer series in budapest featuring bmx freestyle, skateboarding , breaking and sport climbing. 0ur correspondent katy gornall is there. hey, guys. karim here, with sunni and sheiku. we're out here in budapest for the final 0lympic qualifier. let's go. for britain's breakers, every step on this journey has been a memorable one. theirs is a sport that's moved from underground to the global stage. i think w

bristol was i think the _ list. it does seem that way. bristol was i think the focus _ list. consider cities which is part of gang culture certainly in america. i think there's a deeper problem here. the family, about having the right role models, about having male role models. my son is a teacher as you know in the inner city area and the factors he finds himself being in many cases the male role model for his own peoples. i think this problem goes deep into family culture. 5ir problem goes deep into family culture. . problem goes deep into family culture. ,, ,, ., problem goes deep into family culture. ,, ,, . ., culture. sir keir starmer today talked about _ culture. sir keir starmer today talked about in _ culture. sir keir starmer today talked about in a _ culture. sir keir starmer today talked about in a way, - culture. sir keir starmer today talked about in a way, i - culture. sir keir starmer today talked about in a way, i do - culture. sir keir starmer today i talked about in a way, i do know, trying to find a way to ban the knives come he's talking about online comp

maybe a new bristol rebel amongst them because bristol central, where i am at this evening, its residentsan cause, and most certainly to the left of the political spectrum. certainly to the left of the politicalspectrum. for certainly to the left of the political spectrum. for that reason, this is a key target for the green party. the greens enjoyed electoral success here last month in the local elections, they won every council seatin elections, they won every council seat in this constituency. there is no doubt it is a huge challenge for them, but in an election we are told is labour's to lose, and may well be in the small grave of the west country that they have a fight on their hands. country that they have a fight on their hands— country that they have a fight on their hande— country that they have a fight on their hands. pete, thank you very much. and a full list of the candidates standing in the general election is available on the bbc news. the bbc has confirmed that giovanni pernice will not return as a professional dancer for the next series of strictly come dancing. it comes af

she's been taken to a hospital in bristol, southmead hosphal hospital in bristol, southmead hospital.fter sustaining minor injuries after an incident on her estate, including a concussion . she's been kept concussion. she's been kept there. we have been told that , there. we have been told that, she will hopefully have a swift recovery . recovery? she's recovery. recovery? she's expected to make a full and swift recovery now . it's been swift recovery now. it's been understood that this may be a horse related injury. as we know, princess anne is a very keen horse rider, so yes, it's believed that minor wounds to the head, could have been a potential impact from a horse's head or legs. well, the statement from royal communications says that the princess royal has sustained minor injuries and concussion following an incident on the gatcombe park estate yesterday evening . evening. >> her royal highness remains in southmead hospital, bristol, as a precautionary measure for observation and is expected to make a full and swift recovery. the king is being kept closely informed and joins the

she remains in hospital in bristol after suffering concussion.cess's husband sir tim lawrence. how's she doing, sir? doing fine. slow, but sure. not everyone could be here. kanpai. but this is a — not everyone could be here. kanpai. but this is a state _ not everyone could be here. kanpai. but this is a state visit _ not everyone could be here. kanpai. but this is a state visit that - but this is a state visit that unites two royal households and celebrates their shared experiences and friendship. daniela relph, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. this programme continues on bbc one... and officials and around 15 police officers are being scrutinised.

in bristol along with her husband, commander tim laurence.expected to be there for the next few days. they want to keep in hospitalfor tests under observation. buckingham palace to stress that she is recovering well, that she is in a comfortable condition and that jay is being kept in hospital really as a precautionary measure for further observation because she has had some kind of head injury. she observation because she has had some kind of head injury.— kind of head in'ury. she is 73 years old, hermh — kind of head injury. she is 73 years old, her 74th birthday _ kind of head injury. she is 73 years old, her 74th birthday is _ kind of head injury. she is 73 years old, her 74th birthday is on - kind of head injury. she is 73 years old, her 74th birthday is on the - old, her 74th birthday is on the 15th of august. she has been very busy of late, really stepping up since the passing away of queen elizabeth ii and taking on a lot of royal duties. it elizabeth ii and taking on a lot of royal duties-— royal duties. it is what she has alwa s roy

laura saunders is the party's candidate in bristol north west and has worked for the party since 2015it is understood she worked most recently in the party's international division. it is not known when the bet was placed. ms saunders has been approached for comment and has not offered a response. yesterday, it emerged a police officer from the prime minister's protection team had been arrested and bailed in connection with similar allegations. here is our political editor chris mason. this was the prime minister in suffolk visiting a nuclear power plant. wherever he goes he has close protection officers out a view nearby. i was tipped off to that one of them had put that's on the timing of the general election, the mitch bolton believe acknowledging i was right. they were informed by the gabler commission, the regulator, on friday. they said the matter was immediately referred to offices in the mat was immediately referred to offices in the met police directorate of professional standards who opened investigation and the officer was also removed from operational duties. the officer w

princess anne, who was due to attend, remains in hospital in bristol recovering from concussion and a the grandeur and glitter of the state banquet. senior members of the royal family led the guest list, as the king tried out his japanese. welcome back to britain. earlier, there was a seven with ceremonial welcome for princess empress masako. this state visit was planned well before the election was called, having already been delayed due to the covid lockdown. there was no appetite for a further postponement. instead, all the big political moments have been stripped away, so no trip to downing street and no formal meeting with the prime minister. the carriage journey included a masked empress. she has a chronic allergy to horsehair. the japanese royal couple are anglophiles. they both studied at oxford and maintain links to the uk. arriving at buckingham palace, the royal welcome has not included princess anne. she remains in hospital in bristol after suffering concussion. in an accident at her estate in gloucestershire on sunday night. today, her daughter, zara tindall, went to see

saunders is standing for conservative is in the bristol northwest constituency. of candidates standing out. the canadian actor donald sutherland has died, aged 88 following a long illness. the news was confirmed on social media. he said he thought donald was one of the most important people . his father was never daunted by a roll, good, bad, or ugly, and he did what he loved and had a life well lived. our media correspondent looks back at his life. >> tonight's movie has been mash. ♪ >> in 1970, a sprawling darkly comic film about the korean war came out. >> this is my friend, mr. hyde. >> the hero, a cynical, rebellious, heavy drinking, womanizing surgeon played by a young donald sutherland. >> everyone was telling me don't do it at the end of it. we didin fivweeks and it was wonderful. there were people who came up on the street and say kiss me, i'd say i don't know you -- there were lines around the block. >> born in canada, he had studied engineering before switching to acting and working in britain. mash, a satire of vietnam. with jane fonda, hollywood's be

doorsteps in bristol and elsewhere - doorsteps in bristol and elsewhere is they— doorsteps in bristold left, when it totally clear - one of the few good policies they had left, when it totally clear we| had left, when it totally clear we need to — had left, when it totally clear we need to tackle _ had left, when it totally clear we need to tackle the _ had left, when it totally clear we need to tackle the climate crisis| need to tackle the climate crisis and that— need to tackle the climate crisis and that doing so _ need to tackle the climate crisis and that doing so brings- need to tackle the climate crisis and that doing so brings so- need to tackle the climate crisisl and that doing so brings so many other— and that doing so brings so many other benefits. _ and that doing so brings so many other benefits. insulating - and that doing so brings so many other benefits. insulating our- other benefits. insulating our homes. — other benefits. insulating our homes. a _ other benefits. insulating our homes, a nationwide - other benefits. insulating our. homes, a nationwide insulation pro

or brighton or anywhere in bristol or brighton or anywhere in the country ultimately need to know whathat building more social housing, making sure we've got rent control so everyone is correct doing that place to live. stopping sewage from being pumped into water and public services are in the public hands. and making sure we've got a good help of our also check it do not tackle the climate crisis. trite not tackle the climate crisis. we had a focus _ not tackle the climate crisis. we had a focus on immigration today. you been speaking of the positives of immigration. how do you ensure that the infrastructure is there? that's a good question for the not something we should just tolerate, we should celebrate people that come to this country. they bring things economically, civic engagement, culturally, food and music. those more than anything of a humanitarian. their attentions when there enough houses or nhs so people can't get to a dentist. those problems out the problems of migrants. those are problems of 1a years of conservative austerity. before that tony blair and a labour party

her royal highness remains in south beach hospital, bristol , as a remains in south beach hospital, bristolre for observation and is expected to make a full and swift recovery. hear hear to that. i'm joined now by the former bbc royal correspondent jennie bond. jenny, welcome to the show. always a delight to have your company. it seems a narrow escape. princess anne. of course, a very, very adept equestrian. so tell us, what do we know ? we know? okay. we're just trying to get audio contact there , to get audio contact there, hopefully when we do, the main thing is sustained a minor injuries and concussion and remaining in hospital for observation in bristol, but understood to be absolutely chipper and nothing too much to worry. let's see if we can try jennie bond again. are you there, jenny? this time? >> yeah. can you hear me? >> yeah. can you hear me? >> yeah. can you hear me? >> yeah. beautiful. far away. >> yeah. beautiful. far away. >> okay , i was saying that >> okay, i was saying that rather than the way the palace has done lately, they have been very swift to tell us that something

and this is laura saunders, the conservative candidate in bristol northwest who is now no longer supportedsked her for comment today. she hasn't replied. it's taken rishi sunak the best part of two weeks to act on this. that is just weak leadership. but hang on a minute, labour are disowning this guy tonight, a candidate and a donor. i'm kevin craig, and it is the honour and privilege of my life to be labour's parliamentary candidate here in central suffolk and north ipswich. he is also being investigated by the gambling commission, a labour spokeswoman said. in a statement, mr craig said... it has been quite the day. amid all the political shenanigans, the emperor ofjapan is in london on a state visit. a yen for his thoughts on all of this stuff. chris mason, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. israel's supreme court has ruled that ultra—orthodox jewish religious students can no longer be exempt from military service. with the gaza war leading to a shortage of military recruits, the issue has become increasingly divisive within israel. far—right religious parti

do you think it's time to invest in bristol-myers?tol is going to be a long-term coming and i don't think that -- i think there are other pharma that are better. i do think, though, it does seem to have reached a bottom when it hit 5.75% yield. we're thinking about but have to go long term. maybe 2029, '30 before you get really good news. >>> as we head into the second 4568 of the year and possibly towards the slowing economy, i think it's worth owning some health care names like astrazeneca. one that doesn't get enough love. you might want to consider it. much more including my exclusive with hp talking to the ceo of the personal commuting and device company. find out where we stand on the a.i. pcsand more. then what should you make of the new activist stake in southwest airlines? i'm mapping out the story to see if you should get on board. then "the lightning round," so stay with cramer. >>> will the fed signal cuts later this year? fed chair powell's remarks and message to investors. you need an idea. it's a pillow with a speaker i

she remains in hospital in bristol after suffering concussion.all, went to see her mother, as did the princess's husband sir tim lawrence. how's she doing, sir? doing fine. slow, but sure. not everyone could be here. kanpai. but this is a state visit that unites two royal households and celebrates their shared experiences and friendship. daniela relph, bbc news. now when ibrahim, a moroccan student, went to study in ukraine in 2019, he never thought he would end up enrolling in the army and spending a yearfighting against the russians. he was captured in mariupol, and after months being held hostage, he was sent back home to morocco at the end of 2022. but since then, ibrahim has been denied his passport, and is been closely followed by the country's security agencies. sally nabil has been speaking to him. they were like a group of people not one but four people all kicking and stepping on the. i had a couple of broken ribs and it was funny because they didn't care to call a doctorfor me they didn't care to call a doctor for me because they didn'

she remains in hospital in bristol after suffering concussion.rshire on sunday night. today, her daughter, zara tindall, went to see her mother, as did the princess's husband sir tim lawrence. how's she doing, sir? doing fine. not everyone could be here. kanpai. but this is a state visit that unites two royal households and celebrates their shared experiences and friendship. daniela relph, bbc news. before we go, a recap of our top story — the founder of wikileaks, julian assange, has officially plead guilty to a single charge of conspiring to obtain and disclose classified us national defence documents in court. 0ur correspondents are watching the developments in the courtroom as his sentencing unfolds, and you can find all that and more on our website's live page. that's bbc.com. there is a live bait up and running, i can see our correspondence is in the courthouse, hisjust been updating the pay is coming to the prosecutors in a sarge's case is talking about chelsea manning, the former us army who supplied wikileaks with the confidential docume

and he's like, "what's london got that bristol hasn't got?ad." okay, but i moved up to london, and he says, "the thing is, up there, you got to be careful. the mugging." he said, "i had a friend up there. he went up to do 'les miserables,' right? he was only there 24 hours, he got mugged twice." [ laughter ] i'm like, "okay." so, i got paranoid 'cause i was young when i went. i was like 20 something. and i'm not making this up. you'll think i'm making this up, right? so i was terrified that someone would pull a knife and say, "give me your wallet." so i carried my real wallet and a fake wallet. [ laughter ] and i put like a couple of bank notes in there, an like an old blockbuster video card. >> seth: sure. [ laughter ] >> and then, this is where my mind work -- this is why i'm not a bloke. i'm like, "what if i hand over the fake wallet, and the mugger goes, 'this is a fake wallet'" [ laughter ] "and he stabs me anyway?" [ light laughter ] so, i carried a second fake wallet. [ laughter and applause ] for years! and i never knew which was the

i met him in 1995, i had just broken the story of the bristol heart scandal in private eye and outedth this idea of a show called trust me a doctor, and he wanted to present it and talk about lifestyle measures you can take full stop he wanted to challenge the medical establishment, he wanted to talk about huge inequalities in health care and bristol is about child heart surgery but because we knew all... where all the bodies were hit as it were hidden, we exposed it inequalities in all sorts of areas, such as cancer care, heart disease care. he had quite a profound influence in bringing up things like the national institute for care in excellence and the quality control measures that followed. that sort of forgotten now because he moved on to predominate over lifestyle stuff but early on his career he was quite political and quite mysterious, every episode he had what he would politely call the you expletive a story where we would talk about some area of the nhs doing very well and other areas not doing quite so well and saying what diy can't ever be a decent standard? his encyclope

new york red bulls' lewis morgan and bristol city forward tommy conway have been added to the squad afterwithdrew through injury. the scots face finland at hampden on friday in a final warm—up match before taking on the hosts germany in the opening match of the tournament next friday. premier league clubs in england have voted to keep var at their annual meeting. the vote was triggered by wolves, who said the technology has led to "unintended negative consequences". but none of the 19 other clubs backed the proposal — 14 were needed in orderfor it to be scrapped. here's our sports editor dan roan. wolves have suffered an overwhelming landslide defeat of 19 to i here at the luxury hotel just outside harrogate, where the premier league had their annual general meeting today and held a vote, a vote that wolves had brought last month when they proposed that var be scrapped and abolished after five years of use in the premier league after a season of mounting criticism and scrutiny. some very notable errors. they felt that they've been on the rough end of some contentious var decisions as well

laura jones, bbc news, in bristol.er�*s body was found on the greek island of symi on sunday — four days after he went missing. an initial postmortem concluded he died of natural causes. a us jury will continue its deliberations today over president biden�*s son, who is facing gun charges. hunter biden is accused of lying about his drug use on a federal form while buying a weapon in 2018, and of illegally possessing a firearm while he was allegedly a drug user. the 54—year—old didn't testify but his defence team said he was in recovery — and not using drugs at the time. if convicted, he could face up 25 years in prison. the pressure on public services is a key election issue — and to understand the challenges authorities are facing, we've been looking at the town of telford. today, we're focusing on social care, as demand for support has soared in recent years, particularly from people under the age of 65. here's our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan. club 17 is a group for people with disabilities and supp

so he has a postal vote, then he goes to bristol?t a remote voter, heather, who's going to be much further away. so here's what heather says. "i'm a regular newscast listener and excited for the election". i'm going to read that again. please do. i've got remote voter heather, who's much further away, and she says "i'm a regular newscast listener and excited for the election"! "however, i will be a macgillycuddy's reeks in the republic of ireland, climbing the highest peaks of ireland at the time of the election. "so i will be voting by postal vote for the very first time. "i would usually stay up and watch the election night coverage, but we will be camping so that won't be possible. "but hopefully i will find some 56 to listen to newscast on the 5th ofjuly. "so it's all down to you, adam, to explain the election on the 5th ofjuly". gosh, what a sock she is. she is explain what that word means for non—scots. 0k. sucker. right you are on quite fiery form tonight. anyway, right, i've got... i thought remoter voter was a heavy metal ba

her royal highness remains in southmead hospital in bristol as a precautionary measure for observation is expected to make a full and swift recovery. the king, of course, her elder brother, has been kept closely informed and joins the whole royal family and sending his fondest love and well wishes to the princess for a speedy recovery. we understand the princess was walking on the perimeter of her gatcombe park estate yesterday evening when she came into some kind of contact with some horses on the estate. it is understood that that contact, perhaps from a horses head or legs, caused minor head injuries and concussion. she had her husband with her, commander tim laurence, and she was taken to southmead hospital in bristol, where she is currently under observation and being treated. i think the likelihood is that she will remain in hospitalfor the coming days. thank you. later in the programme, we'll get the latest from our correspondent at southmead hospital in bristol. the conservatives and labour have been accused of largely ignoring the uk's future economic challenges, by the instit

i think bristol nonh likely to win. i think bristol north west was more marginal.her candidates that are standing and we'll see how it plays out. but i think this is not this is this is that you're looking down the screen. well, yeah. >> he's got a majority of 12,138 on the margin. >> so one in normal times you keep that seat. but in the current polls you don't . current polls you don't. >> being disowned by your party is not going to help, is it? >> i'm not sure why laura saunders is, but i think i think there's no question of the entire campaign. mark, the two things that have cut through have been the d—day early withdrawal by the prime minister and this story. and it keeps getting worse. the prime minister, chopper, stay with us, because we're joined now by former labour minister bill rammell. >> mr rammell, lovely to have you on the programme . you on the programme. >> great to be with you, can we talk about labour's policy to stop the boats? it's not working, is it? if stop the boats? it's not working, is it ? if people stop the boats? it's not working, is it

bristol was about child heart surgery but we knew were all the bodies were hidden because we are bothtill working be exposed inequalities in all sorts of areas such as, cancer care, heart disease care. it had quite a profound influence in bringing things up like the national institute of care and excellence and the quality control measures that followed. that is sort of forgotten now, he moved but only on to talk about lifestyle stuff but early on in his career he was quite political and quite mysterious. every episode what dean had what you would have you expletive exposing areas of the nhs doing not so well in other areas doing so well and why can't everywhere be at the same standard. i remember... his encyclopedic knowledge, he was a very good editor to work with because he was across all their stories in minute detail and he was really enthusiastic. i was not surprised when he came to the bank became present himself because he had the gift of communication as a david sillitoe said, the number of people that would queue up at his event not to get signed covers of his books but to s

the play is on at the bristol old _ wished. the play is on at the bristol old vic _ wished.ley. tomorrow marks the seventh anniversary of the grenfell tower tragedy, which claimed the lives of 72 people. in west london, families from the ethiopian and eritrean communities have come together to mark the day and unite in their fight for justice. for paulo, who lost his five—year—old son isaac, the group has been a great help. the feeling i have in my mind, my head, i can understand her feeling and his feeling. and obviously, you know, we really suffered a lot with this situation. so in the early stage of the fire, we were really struggling a lot. but now this group makes us together and makes us help, makes us to share information with one another. and that is really good here. an essex headteacher says it would be hypocritical to fell a 150—year—old tree on school land when their pupils are passionate about the environment. the soft oak tree is on the playing field of thundersley primary school near to southend. insurers say its roots may have caused cracks in a nearby proper

it's a southmead hospital in bristol, bristol.rauma centre close to the princess royal's gloucestershire home, where she sustained those injuries on sunday night. thought to be involving a horse. her medical team saying that her injuries are consistent with impact from the horse's head or a horse's leg. but as you just heard there in that video clip, the sir tim told reporters that she's recovering slowly and she'll be out when she is ready, suggesting the princess will not be out of hospital today. she has concussion and minor injuries, according to buckingham palace. at the time of this announcement on monday. they are . buckingham palace said they are. buckingham palace said she's expected to make a full and swift recovery different to what sir tim is saying this afternoon. recovering slowly. i suspect we don't need to read too much into that. the reason being the statement we had on monday would have been a very carefully worded, very carefully crafted statement before it was released to the world. whereas the tim appears to b

british turned cold war bunkers into warm greenhouses, where they breed. or they hold parties, like in bristol government, the case of the third world war, the country’s leadership can no longer hide here, and the population is convinced that troubles will last like rain, maximum 3 day. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin, natalia markevich and valeria polukhina. tv component. london. the us authorities did not allow a former american intelligence officer and inspector to attend the st. petersburg international economic forum. did not fly out of the arkhangelsk region, in the penzhinsky municipal district in the north of kamchatka, a special fire regime was introduced, as reported by the ministry of emergency situations, they did this to prevent and prevent the occurrence of natural fires, in particular, it is forbidden to visit forests, make fires, burn dry grass this is the program today. you will find even more news on our website in the mobile application. sber has increased its deposit rates to 18% per annum, and you can get more when you open a brokerage account. three sberbank shares as a gi

>> princess anne has been discharged after five nights in a bristol hospital.ce, expressed his warmest thanks for the hospital's care , expertise and hospital's care, expertise and kindness and police searching for missing teenager jay slater in tenerife are appealing for expert volunteers to help with a massive search starting tomorrow it's -- it's so strange to see a police force that has been acting in such an opaque way , suddenly such an opaque way, suddenly appealing for help from ordinary members of the public. it's almost sort of it runs contrary to everything that we understand about police operations. >> well, i know it's a point you made earlier, tom, about lancashire police for example, offering their help and it being rejected. but now tenerife police turning around and actually asking for the public's help, obviously a massive operation. we had charlie peters in earlier talking about just how much they're throwing at this. but on day 12, where is that hope is there any hope left? the family say so, but it must be starting to wane at this point. ye

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princess anne, who was due to be at tonight's state banquet, remains in hospital in bristol recovering head injury. her husband sir tim lawrence said "she was doing fine slow but sure" after visiting her this afternoon. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports. the spectacle of a state visit, the first of the king has hosted since his cancer diagnosis. these things are usually timed to perfection. that wasn't so today. navigating london traffic had held up the japanese emperor naruhito and empress masako. royal salute! this is a state visit during an election campaign. that is unusual, and changes have had to be made to ensure political neutrality. this state visit was planned well before the election was called, having already been delayed due to the covid lockdown. there was no appetite for a further postponement. instead, all the big political moments have been stripped away, so no trip to downing street and no formal meeting with the prime minister. the carriage journey included a masked empress. she has a chronic allergy to horsehair. the japanese royal couple are anglophiles

it is not just bristol-myers squibb. it is not just merck. it is not just johnson & johnson. broken and dysfunctional health care system -- while one out of fs c medicine their prescribe, ten top pharmaceutical companies in our country made over $110 billion in profits last year and spent tens of billions stock buybacks and dividends. in other words, you have the insane situation where people get sick, they go to the ct wri prescription, they cannot afford to fill that're sick and can't afford to fill the prescription, what happens to you? likely it is you get even sicker, may end in the hospital hat additional cost to the system -- at additional cost to the system, not to mention human suffering. mr. chairman, as the chair -- mr. president, as the chair of the senate help committee, one of the top priorities for me is to try to substantially reduce the price of prescription drugs in the united states. and one of the ways to do that, in my view, is to hold the the largest pharmaceutical companies in our country accountable. -- for their actions, to let them know that we under

and he went, oh, i was born in rochdale, but then we moved to bristol, so, oh , make milk it on screen think it's, it's kind of inverted from what i've grown up with, which is because of the way i talk people think, oh, you know, a couple of whippets, flat caps. >> i think you sound like borderline royalty. >> well, thank you. mark, you are broadcasting royalty. >> i'm royalty these days. but people make assumptions about you because the way you speak now, the trouble with these people is they've got the opposite problem or so they think. it's inverted snobbery. they think, oh, now too i'm posh. so now i have to play myself down my dad was a tool gnnden myself down my dad was a tool grinder, but i did still go to winchester college. >> emma woolf does keir starmer protest too much with? my dad was a toolmaker. >> well, they kind of want it. i mean, i think everything liz says is brilliant and so true. they kind of want it both ways, because they don't want to be judged on their own personal back stories. they don't, you know, rishi sunak doesn't want to be judged on the fact that he's

this time, by the morning of the said day yes but and hello have already over come the bristol play, see a areas they're on their way to the higher regions of the in the dice. but another storm is coming through of the gale force winds sweep across the ice fields, the knowing that tent would not suffice the storm. they decided to dig a snow cave. the cooler i come into the parlor things, it's not going to assume me any more. at least you've made it here. now i have a nice snow cave and we don't need to worry about the storm outside. we just have to check the entrance from time to time and make sure there's enough air in here. but it's looking very good. it seems to have the sounds to expose the edge of greg lacy at by boat. it was treated 400 meters in 2019 alone the the, the get the phones on the left just a few years ago. the glass, your front was maybe 40 to 50 meters high. yep. now it is only 30 meters high. so you can already see the glass here, it's simply not as big as it used to be. makes big. we clear and fluffy conditions, always saddening to new. i know that there is almos

and he went, oh, i was born in rochdale, but then we moved to bristol, so, oh , make milk it on screen think it's, it's kind of inverted from what i've grown up with, which is because of the way i talk people think, oh, you know, a couple of whippets, flat caps. >> i think you sound like borderline royalty. >> well, thank you. mark, you are broadcasting royalty. >> i'm royalty these days. but people make assumptions about you because the way you speak now, the trouble with these people is they've got the opposite problem or so they think. it's inverted snobbery. they think, oh, now too i'm posh. so now i have to play myself down my dad was a tool gnnden myself down my dad was a tool grinder, but i did still go to winchester college. >> emma woolf does keir starmer protest too much with? my dad was a toolmaker. >> well, they kind of want it. i mean, i think everything liz says is brilliant and so true. they kind of want it both ways, because they don't want to be judged on their own personal back stories. they don't, you know, rishi sunak doesn't want to be judged on the fact that he's

laura saunders is the party's candidate in bristol north west and has worked for the party since 2015ion. it is not known when the bet was placed. ms saunders has been approached for comment and has not offered a response.

darnell johnson in bristol, thank you. --| johnson in bristol, thank you. —— danjansen.ose to where his phone last pinged. we can go to tenerife and join our corresponded. the search continues. can you bring us right up to date with the latest? the can you bring us right up to date with the latest?— can you bring us right up to date with the latest? the search does continue but _ with the latest? the search does continue but we _ with the latest? the search does continue but we are _ with the latest? the search does continue but we are contacting i with the latest? the search does i continue but we are contacting the police again today to ask if those searches you have been talking about, concentrating on those outbuildings, have they been scaled back or moved elsewhere? this is because when we were high up on the mountain yesterday, this is the area where he went missing over a week ago, when he went to that remote holiday home with two men he met at a bar. when we were there yesterday we didn't see any of those ground searches that we have seen previously. sniffer dogs

laura jones, bbc news in bristol.atisfied? well, we work with families every day i will they ever be satisfied? -ii we work with families every day and some families have a really positive experience of the police and feel that everything that can be done to find their missing loved one is being done, and others who feel let down. and clearly forjack�*s family, they feel let down, they feel incredibly frustrated that opportunities might have been missed to find jack, and my heart really goes out to the family because 100 days of that anguish, of living in that agonising limbo of not knowing what has happened to jack, and having so many unanswered questions, as his mum said, it is really like a living hell. as his mum said, it is really like a living hell-— living hell. how unusual is this situation? _ living hell. how unusual is this situation? what _ living hell. how unusual is this situation? what happened i living hell. how unusual is this situation? what happened to i living hell. how unusual is this i situation?

reporter: than this and this is laura saunders, conservative candidate in bristol northwest, who is nowonger supported byonservatives. i asked her for comment today, too, and she has not replied. >> it has taken rishi sunak the best part of two weeks to act on this. . that is just weak leadership. reporter: but hang on a minute, and labour are designing a candidate and donor. >> i am kevin cragg and is the honor and privilege of my life to be labour's parliamentary candidate here in central suffolk and north ipswich. reporter: he is also being investigated by the gambling commission. in a statement, he said, "a few weeks ago when i thought i would never win this seat, i put back door on the tories to win here with the intent to give their winnings to local charities while i didn't place this bet with any prior knowledge of the outcome, this was a huge mistake for which i apologized unservedly. i will comply fully with the investigation." it has been quite a day. >> [shouting] reporter: amid all the political shenanigans, the metropolitan police has confirmed another five of its officers

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