for months, the streets of central london and around the prime minister's building have become the focus of popular protests. in addition to 10,000 public service workers , 60,000 doctors and 70,000 university professors are also protesting the current conditions at the university. although i have been doing this work for 15 years, i had to sign an annual contract every year, so like many other professors , they do not have job security, and the increase in living costs has caused us to be unable to afford living expenses. education in this country also had a bad effect. the british government's speech to the protesters of the public service and commercial sector workers union of this country prompted it to announce more widespread strikes in the coming months . the demands of the employees are not acceptable and enforceable. it was formed that the prime minister of this country announced at the same time as rejecting the request of the employees that another 5 billion pounds will be added to the military budget of this country, the military budget of this country has reached about 50 bi

this is not central london . you know, this central london. you know, this is a rural space.on, you would see greenfields because two thirds of is green. actually have of it is green. we actually have operating here. this is operating farms here. this is going to smash these people up. it's smash up our it's going to smash up our businesses. going businesses. it's going to smash up our care workers, our police officers firefighters. officers and firefighters. it's not for anybody. so i'm not a win for anybody. so i'm just going to just read you some data that's been collected by imperial data imperial london. so the data reveals many as 204 reveals that as many as 204 deaths attributable toxic air in bromley , 162 deaths attributable toxic air in bromley ,162 in deaths attributable toxic air in bromley , 162 in bexley deaths attributable toxic air in bromley ,162 in bexley and deaths attributable toxic air in bromley , 162 in bexley and 129 bromley, 162 in bexley and 129 in greenwich each year. yes, that's not true. that's a model that's not true. that's a model that done som

i'm in favour of the central london ulez . and i think if you london ulez.major changes that have been brought in in london of transport, london in terms of transport, you you know, you know, petrol, you know, without in seatbelts, no without in it seatbelts, no dfink without in it seatbelts, no drink , you know, there's been drink, you know, there's been a whole range of things which have been brought in, but they've been brought in, but they've been after discussion been brought in after discussion with i remember barbara castle making seatbelts. making the case for seatbelts. very, everybody very, very poor everybody understands nowadays that you don't have led in petrol and you don't have led in petrol and you don't drive without a seatbelt and drink drive. we're and you don't drink drive. we're fine problem with fine with it. the problem with ulez have it. thanks. ulez and we do have it. thanks. thankfully we do have a democracy we a next democracy we have a vote next year and. i think that sadiq khan will have to actually listen to a lot of people on th

for months, the streets of central london and the surrounding areas the prime minister's building has become the center of public protests. a thousand public service workers , 60,000 doctors and 70,000 university professors are protesting the current conditions in tabriz university. sign an annual contract like many professors no longer have job security in the situation where the increase in the cost of living has caused us to be unable to afford the cost of living and the conditions have affected the quality of education . it was to announce massive strikes in the coming months. the demands of the employees are not acceptable and enforceable. criticism of the british government was formed when the country's prime minister rejected the demands of the employees and announced that the country's military will increase its military by another 5 billion pounds. this country is about 50 billion tomans reached mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london edge broadcasting news agency, a study by the bangar website shows that 35% of americans believe that in case of emergency expenses, we should see the nece

for months, the streets of central london and the surrounding areas the prime minister's building has become the center of public protests. a thousand public service workers , 60,000 doctors and 70,000 university professors are protesting the current conditions in tabriz university. sign an annual contract like many professors no longer have job security in the situation where the increase in the cost of living has caused us to be unable to afford the cost of living and the conditions have affected the quality of education. it was to announce massive strikes in the coming months. the demands of the employees are not acceptable and enforceable. criticism of the british government was formed when the country's prime minister rejected the demands of the employees and announced that the country's military will increase its military by another 5 billion pounds. this country is about 50 billion tomans reached mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london edge broadcasting news agency, a study by the bangar website shows that 35% of americans believe that in case of emergency expenses, we should see the neces

teachers' strike that has affected most of the educational institutions in england and wales in central london, a protest was held with the participation of hundreds of teachers. in total, the strike, across the country, has been supported by about 200,000 teachers according to the trade union since 2010, inflation has led to a drop in the real wages of teachers by 24%, meanwhile , prices for food and essential goods are rising, as are electricity bills. according to the leaders of the trade union over the past year, many school teachers simply impoverished. however, british prime minister reishi sunok and the government have taken a tough stance and so far refuse to fulfill the fair demands of teachers. the updated version of the electoral code of belarus comes into force today according to the new norms. candidates should not have foreign citizenship, a pole's card or other similar documents, we increase the age limit for candidates for the post of head of state from 35 to 40 years and from 10 to 20 years the price of settled residence includes the rule that the same person can be elected pr

it's going through central london and ending in whitehall later this afternoon.e bills. organisers say the turnout is better than expected. it's really emotionally encouraging to see so much support. there's a lot of nhs staff here. they're fighting for the safety of patients and the integrity of the nhs. they are not simply asking for more money. # hey rishi, you're so tight # you're so tight, you make us strike # hey rishi! the government says the nhs is not for sale, as it prioritises cutting waiting lists and invests record funding into health and social care services. it also says it's recruiting more staff and holding constructive and meaningful discussions with workers and unions. but with more strikes planned next week, there's clearly still a long way to go. frankie mccamley, bbc london. more than 300,000 people in the uk are said to be living with tourette's syndrome, a neurological condition which causes physical and verbal tics. there's no cure but a new device, which looks like a smartwatch, has been described as a game—changer when it comes to reduc

the royal television societyjournalism awards have been taking place in central london this evening.very own clive myrie was named network presenter of the year. he was praised byjudges for his coverage of the war in ukraine and his "ability to bring empathy as well as authority" to his broadcasting while "under the most intense pressure". hello, i'm marc edwards with your sports news. for one night on proves that he was on the south coast. over 4000 travelling fans in face of a hydraulic and in central accessory. grimsby created an occasion. their blue shirts poured forward. ver revealed the southington defender touching the ball. step four the from kilkenny. the moments, the man. it's 1- 02 from kilkenny. the moments, the man. it's1— 02 grimsby town. they were flying and how was the composure in the southington offence. the referee spotted this arm and reaction and that was another penalty. five minutes into the second half and have another goal. no problem. the clinician dependable cable with a second penalty got to go back for the premier league site but it piece of dar. theo wal

matt graveling, thank you, in central london. and her daughter, who were found dead at a property on school grounds last month, died of gunshot wounds. the bodies of emma pattison, who was a5, and her seven—year—old daughter lettie, were discovered on february 5th. her husband, george pattison, is believed to have shot them at their home, before killing himself. the relatives ofjoanna simpson, the woman beaten to death by her estranged husband 13 years ago, have begun a campaign, to prevent his early release from prison. borisjohnson's wife, carrie, has joined the effort, calling on thejustice secretary to intervene to prevent robert brown's release later this year. tim muffett has that story. remembering joanna simpson. westminster chapel in london last night, where family, friends and campaigners gathered to honour her and to fight on her behalf. and to call for the man who killed her, her husband, robert brown, not to be released from prison later this year, halfway through his 26—yearjail term. we're campaigning now to protec

thanks from a bespoke suit allah james bond to an english draped fit for a duke. several row in central london is the number one shopping destination for men. and now it seems for women to one taylor on the famous fashioned street is catering specifically to women. having survived the pandemic bricks and, and the cost of living crisis, the company says the future is now looking bright as more and more customers are coming in. welcome to london. several persons gentlemen have been buying high and suits since the late 18th century. in 2020 the deck opened as the 1st women's only stool. many thought it wouldn't stand a chance, but it's been so successful. it just moved to a larger location to meet the demand of it's $1000.00 plus pulse customers. we have historically more difficult bodies, but bodies that don't fit the form of what society tells us. it should be straight up, straight down on having brass this size or above this bagel. and so it's been a huge struggle for women forever to try and find clothes that fit them as they should and have clothes rather than them squeezed themselves into,

yeah, we're at the new twist museum in central london, which is filled with a multitude of mirrors andillusions that will play with your perceptions. oh, this makes a change — look at you down there! i know — and for reference, this is our true social standing that you're looking at right now. and what's weird is this isn't even the strangest thing i've filmed recently. it is a fundamental law of the universe that nearly everything looks better in slow—mo — something that the the slow mo guys have been proving since 2010. three, two, one, go! their 14 million youtube subscribers regularly watch gav and dan slow things down as they blow things up. no—one stand in front of the canon for obvious reasons. dan is ex—military and weapons trained, which means he can do this sort of thing. you, on the other hand, can't. and today, i've come to gav�*s studio in texas to add to the list of silly things that he's filmed in... speaks slowly: ..slow motion. yeah, this is either stuff that we're about to film with or just leftover stuff that we've already done. like, that's what's left of a newton's

this march is leaving warren street and going through central london and ending in whitehall later thisare fighting for the safety of patients and the integrity of the nhs. they are not simply asking for more money. the government _ simply asking for more money. the government says the nhs is not for sale as it prioritises cutting waiting lists and invests record funding into health and social care services. it also says it is recruiting more staff and holding constructive and meaningful discussions with workers and unions but, with more strikes planned next week, there is clearly still a long way to go. business leaders are warning that companies are facing a �*cliff edge' in their energy bills from april, which could see thousands of firms go under. they're urging the government in the coming budget, to extend the help on bills, provided throughout the winter. here's marc ashdown. i've spent £76.83 this week. and have you had it on much? no! sue has turned meter reading into a fine art. after seeing her energy bills treble, she's cut back on everything, from doing her washing, to maki

in a moment we can speak to our economics correspondent andy verity in central london, but first ourminster for us. the day after the budget, how will the day after the budget, how will the politics of it look? it the day after the budget, how will the politics of it look?— the politics of it look? it won't surrise the politics of it look? it won't surprise you — the politics of it look? it won't surprise you potentially - the politics of it look? it won't surprise you potentially 18 - the politics of it look? it won't - surprise you potentially 18 months out from an election that politics will have been high on the mind of the chancellor yesterday. you can see it in his pitch that the economy has turned a corner, he wants to be able to persuade voters that this government has a plan. you can see it in the childcare announcement. that is a pitch to middle—class parents to say to them, we will help you with a cost of living. but i suppose part of the is, will people question actually feel the benefits of whatjeremy hunt is talking about? does economic growth translate to your househol

here in central london we are not safe. where we can be safe?rter: days after our story was filmed. iran international said security advice from uk police prompted it to close its uk broad cast center completely, but won't be silenced by threats and moved . >>> straight ahead, scammers cashing in on the crypto craze. and the california company protecting our forests by turning timber into treasured items. >>> in the past five years, a growing number of cryptocurrency atms had been placed in cities throughout the country. authorities warn they are being used in scams. we recently sat down with one victim who lost thousands. in his 84 years of life, artist joe samuels never thought he'd fall victim to a scam. has anything like this ever happened to you before? >> it's crazy. it put me in the hospital for a week. >> in october of 2021, samuels thought he was calling his computer company's i.t. department. during the call he granted someone access to fix his computer remotely, and it worked. but a couple of months later he says he got a calm from so

popular model and one, all its successors had been based on but the 2080 mission regulations for central london sounded the death knell for the cult diesel powered taxi. but eli b. c reacted fast with a completely new edi production line, supported by chinese car maker dealing project manager lloyd bonds and ended steam developed in electric london taxi. bringing the venerable british icon into the future. we continue to invest in the taxi product to make it the best taxi in the world and the world's only purposely design taxi. it's not a vehicle that's converted from a van or from a cow or from a mini boss. it's the only vehicle in the world that is designed with a clean sheet of paper to meet the requirements of being a taxi, the london conditions of fitness, ah, some of the most stringent taxi regulations in the world. and the new electric model, the t x traces, it's dna back to the effects from 1958. we've kept the look the same, so things like the proportions around the headlights, the grill. keeping that very, that very traditional look. and we've kept that on the new t x, the round, circ

popular model and one, all its successors had been based on but the 2080 mission regulations for central london sounded the death knell for the cult diesel powered taxi. but eli b. c. reacted fast with a completely new is easy production line, supported by chinese car maker dealing project manager lloyd bones and, and his team developed in electric london taxi. bringing the venerable british icon into the future. we've continued to invest in the taxi product to make it the best taxi in the world and the world's only purposely design taxi. it's not a vehicle that is converted from a van or from a cow or from a mini boss. it's the only vehicle in the world that is designed with a clean sheet of paper to meets the requirements of being a taxi, the london conditions of fitness, ah, some of the most stringent taxi regulations in the world. and the new electric model, the t x traces, it's dna back to the effects from 1958. we've kept the look the same, so things like the proportions around the headlights, the grill. keeping that very, that very traditional look. and we've kept that on the new t x, th

yeah, we're at the new twist museum in central london, which is filled with a multitude of mirrors andis makes a change — look at you down there! i know — and for reference, this is our true social standing that you're looking at right now. and what's weird is this isn't even the strangest thing i've filmed recently. it is a fundamental law of the universe that nearly everything looks better in slow—mo — something that the the slow mo guys have been proving since 2010. three, two, one, go! their 1a million youtube subscribers regularly watch gav and dan slow things down as they blow things up. no—one stand in front of the cannon for obvious reasons. dan is ex—military and weapons trained, which means he can do this sort of thing. you, on the other hand, can't. and today, i've come to gav�*s studio in texas to add to the list of silly things that he's filmed in... speaks slowly: ..slow motion. yeah, this is either stuff that we're about to film with or just leftover stuff that we've already done. like, that's what's left of a newton's cradle after dan shot it. i like the one that stayed

his parents�* restaurant in central london was once home, it's long gone, replaced by a gallery, buttchen, 1967, when i had my first hit. my imagination began in this place. it's where i started to look beyond the sink and the mop and i knew there was something else calling me. # now that i've lost everything to you... that calling was pop music, but after a bout of tuberculosis and a near—death experience, in the �*70s he converted to islam, changed his name and found a new spiritual direction. # oh, baby, baby, it's a wild world... his faith is at the heart of his latest album, called king of the land. i can't really not think about the divine hand in everything. i'm trying to share those things and how we can actually get to somewhere much better than we are at the moment. his status has been cemented, now he is to play the coveted legends�* slot at glastonbury this summer. it's probably on a lot of people's bucket lists. mine too. do you see yourself as a legend? i've not gone yet! legends are supposed to be after they are gone, you know? but i reckon so. for some, he is a humani

our reporter is now from central london. what if we heard today? just from central london.re at the hearing, the solicitor for the england and wales cricket board read michael vaughan a number of historical tweets that she�*d taken from twitter 2010. one of those said not many english people live in london. i need to learn a new language now. she has michael vaughan what he thought about that. he said he posted it a long time ago, he knows it�*s wholly unacceptable and he�*s apologised many times since. michael vaughan also told the panel he had reached out to azeem rafiq in 2021, one of the men�*s who claim to have heard this comet allegedly said by michael vaughan 2009. he reached out, he said, to work things out, saying it�*s not been easy for anybody, this. it is not the right process to deal with comments from 40 euros to go adding x team—mates fighting it out over hearsay is a terrible game. in a witness statement lewis lohan also said this allegation goes against my values my personality and i deny that i ever use these words. —— in a witness statement alex vaughan s

roisin is watching a feed coming from an operating room at st thomas�*s hospital in central london whereted surgery to remove a section of their colon that's been affected by cancer. more than 2,000 surgeries have now been conducted at the hospital using the platform, which has been developed by a company called proximie. there are four cameras in this operating room. two are giving an overview of the entire procedure from different angles. vicki is wearing the third on her headset, and the fourth is on one of the robot arms, which is currently being used to see inside the patient. all four of these streams are recorded and stored in an online library that other surgeons and trainees around the world can access. even today's surgeon, who is extremely experienced, has found it useful. for us, it has got a couple of uses. when i was starting on the robot, it means we can look back at our own videos and it helps with our own learning and training and see what we were doing, how we can do it better, and make us more efficient. also if we have any complications, it is recorded — we can look b

yeah, we're at the new twist museum in central london, which is filled with a multitude of mirrors andgrammable illusions that will play with your perceptions. oh, this makes a change — look at you down there! i know — and for reference, this is our true social standing that you're looking at right now. and what's weird is this isn't even the strangest thing i've filmed recently. it is a fundamental law of the universe that nearly everything looks better in slow—mo — something that the the slow mo guys have been proving since 2010. three, two, one, go! their 1a million youtube subscribers regularly watch gav and dan slow things down as they blow things up. no—one stand in front of the cannon for obvious reasons. dan is ex—military and weapons trained, which means he can do this sort of thing. you, on the other hand, can't. and today, i've come to gav�*s studio in texas to add to the list of silly things that he's filmed in speaks slowly slow motion. yeah, this is either stuff that we're about to film with or just leftover stuff that we've already done. like, that's what's left of a new

football is coming home of providing it uses legal recalls, otherwise football is being detained in central london. right. so it will be my new 7 meal and a lot of people. i'm very happy about that. i tell you this, i'd rather see 7 meals from 7 at 1010 days, which is sort of 7 nailed. sorry. ah, i i can finish a day next week a nobody knows me. it makes me happy. makes me feel those. i mean, those made a frank assessments justice means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the meal mach informed opinions. 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world stage. critical debate is our only bo legal revoke dog. they see the property in depth analysis of the dates, headlines inside story on al jazeera. under cover reporting, i worked with exclusive stories, explosive results, al jazeera investigations, ah al jazeera with blue ah, no, this is in use our on.

a billionaire�*s son who fled to yemen hours after the death of a student in central london 15 yearsto the bbc that he was involved in her death. and the bbc is granted rare access to london's new £5 billion super—sewer, aimed at cleaning up the river thames. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. we begin today in the united states — where police who are investigating a mass shooting at a primary school in nashville say the attacker had legally purchased seven guns and hid them at the family house. audrey hale, a 28—year—old former pupil, shot six people dead, including three children — all nine years old — and the school's head teacher before being shot and killed by officers. let's take a look at gun violence in the us. a mass shooting is defined as four or more people being injured or killed. it's only march, and there've been over 130 mass shootings across the us so far this year. and there've been more than 600 mass shootings in each of the last three years. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal sent this report from n