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let's wait until as you say, we see what the charges are on choose day clare. why? and the other, if it does bring up a good point, why does alvin brag? pursue this case? this inquiry has been opened a shot. so many times, it's got the nickname of a zombie case. it's predecessor decided not to chase it. why has he gone for us? okay, 1st let me just for one second circle back on the special limit. here's an additional that i forgot to mention, which is that donald trump has been out of the jurisdiction continuously. so in addition to the fact that felonies have a longer statute of limitation than misdemeanors, he has not been in the jurisdiction. and the statute of limitations is what's called told a means meaning that the statute of limitations stops to run when the defendant is not in the jurisdiction. now, on the issue of why album brag is bringing this case it's, it's rather a matter of why it wasn't brought before. i would say, um, because um, you know, the predecessors, cyrus vance, to alvin brag. um, it seemed was about to bring the case. everybody thought it

s. ambassador clare kronon. thank you for sending her to us and her either house or is counterparts in washington? ambassador geraldine burn nation. well, not the very best for these 2 outstanding women have done our 2 countries proud. we are joined to by the dean of the diplomatic corps. the remark, the moroccan ambassador to ireland, the representative of the european commission of parliament, jonathan claridge and phenomena croaker, our dear neighbor and friend, ambassador paul johnson of the united kingdom, ambassador paul johnson, of the united kingdom, may extend a very spot, special and warm welcome to the much admired ukrainian ambassador to ireland some one who has become incredibly well known to all of us larissa, garasco, or ball else represents the nearly 80000 displaced ukrainian citizens. now resident in ireland. so for you, mister president, quite a gathering and with the greatest of respect mister president, i must say you are sure can draw a crowd. perhaps afterwards, you might give me some hint

great a few months later than plant and despite calls to further delay the shut down ah hello, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. we start with international calls for com, in sudan, where at least 3 civilians have been killed and dozens injured. amid an outbreak of violence between the army and a powerful paramilitary group on rest has been reported in several cities including in the capital har tomb. and the city of morrow north, both sides are blaming each other for launching attacks. they had recently been in negotiations to merge and allow students to transition to democracy, the paramilitary group, our claims for teachers points including the presidential palace, the army cheese residents and hard tunes international airport. we're also getting reports of power cuts and communications outages. i spoke earlier to journalists as my oh, kush, who lives in downtown cartoon. and he gave us an update from the sudanese capital we seem to have trouble reaching him there. so we're going to move on to some other fighting erupted this morning between his army and the rapi

ah hello, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. former prime minister under the handle has warned the conflict instant and it could become one of the world's worst civil wars. he called it a senseless war. fighting has intensified in the capital hard tomb to spied several cease fires agreed between the army and a rival paramilitary grew. m. a bus convoy organized by the u. s. government has arrived in port sudan after traveling hundreds of kilometers from cartoon, accompanied by armed drones. the city has become an evacuation hub for thousands of foreign nationals traveling on to jetta in saudi arabia, an arduous suite i'd bought so thousands of people are desperate to leave certain, many of them, once flight ward in yemen, anthea now they are in the middle of another conflict, like we're suffering even in syria. we didn't see a war like this hasn't, hadn't set up the feed would dig for evacuees to jetta, but it's available only to foreign nationals or dose with the found the resa cattle it on. mos

clare sebastian joins me live from london.t more are you learning about his imminent court appearance? >> this is complicated. this is not actually a court case we're hearing today, but this is a court hearing on a petition put forward according to state media by russia's investigative committee to limit the amount of time that alexei navalny and his team have to review what we believe is hundreds of pages of documents related to an extremism case against him. the charges for which were first filed in october last year. so he is hoping to get more time to review those documents that russia's investigative committee has filed a petition to limit the amount of time that he gets. he is already in jail for 11 1/2 years, 2 1/2 years for breaking probation terms in an old case. another nine years for fraud and contempt of court. the extreme charges according to state media would carry a maximum term of 15 years. this comes as we know that his health is of serious concern to his family and his team. we heard earlier in april that his

ah hello, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. heavy fighting continues in sudan despite a renewed truce between the army and a powerful paramilitary group. air and artillery strikes have rocked parts of the capital har, 2 hundreds have been killed and tens of thousands of flat. those who can't leave our facing shortages, including of medical care, a moment of relief and joy, medical volunteers rush to help deliver this baby in the back of a con. and they picked a name that embodies a message of hope. with honor of monica when hear the cries of a new born baby at the time of war, i'm at hospitals are closed. that we had to choose a very nice name before the baby and but we liked to name salaam, which means peace and want to see it, which means victorious. we chose men to see it lays out as the conflict and see don wages on dozens of hospitals have closed due to damage looting. and the lack of critical supplies, such as oxygen, blood, and medical equipment. fuel for ambulances is also scarce. this

ah hello, i'm clare. richard, and thank you so much for joining us. we'll turn to our top stories in just a moment, but 1st we have some breaking news coming, and russian media are reporting an explosion in a cafe in st. petersburg has killed a well known russian military blogger that then it to tar ski. let's get straight across it to our correspondent jennifer paul. gosh, she joins me from riga, where dw has been operating since t w was banned from russia. jennifer, what more can you tell us on this developing story? yes. clear. there was an explosion in a st. petersburg, cafe, called street bar. as a result, one person was killed and 15, others were wounded. this city's emergency services said that there was a loud popping noise, but no subsequent fire in the cafe itself. they think that a gas cylinder might have exploded indoors and according to russian media out that front bank at this cafe belongs to organ or group founder, you pretty portion. and today that was a creative evening for the famous military war correspondent and military blog of le

ah hello, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. we begin with some breaking news coming in. there has been an explosion at a cafe in st. petersburg, russian investigators save the blast, killed a well known military blogger. glad lin tarkey. the task news agency has cited law enforcement sources saying the blast was, and i'm quoting here, caused by an improvised explosive device hidden inside a statue given to, to tarkey as a gift. one more than a dozen other people were also reportedly injured. let's go straight across to get these correspondent jennifer palka. joining me from rico where dw has been operating since we were banned from russia. jennifer, what more do we know about this explosion so far? well, there was this explosion in this st. petersburg cafe called st wood bar number one, and as a result, one person was killed and 25. others were wounded. 19 of them were brought into a hospital and 4 are in critical condition. the cities, emergency services said that there was a loud plopping noise, but now no subsequent fire in

clare sebastian is live in london for us with more. what do we expect to hear from lavrov today? >> more of the same i think. what we saw monday was really just reinforcing of the stark divide between russia and western allies. and i think that we saw relations deteriorate even further. russia railing against the west over sanctions, criticizing the u.s. and its allies for abandoning diplomacy and facing harsh con demgdemnation for act in ukraine but also accused of hypocrisy chairing a session entitled maintenance of international peace and security. on the grain deal which has huge consequence for the world, not a lot of progress there either. he met with the u.n. secretary-general and passed a letter to present to putin on a proposed path forward, but russia says its interests are not being met in that regard. today we expect to see lavrov chair a session on the middle east, russia still has considerable influence in that region, still has a military presence in syria. so we expect to see the complicated relations play out and potentially western outrage over russia chairing a

it's going to be a cold start, some frost around, early mist and fog, which will tend to lift in clare lift and clear. and then most places will be dry with plenty of sunshine, including much of the north of scotland and also northern ireland. winds coming in from the south—east. so again, cooler around some southern and eastern coast, but further west with the sunshine around after that cold start, it could be up to around 13 degrees. a bit of a blip in the weather around the middle part of the week. we see a high pressure retreat allowing these weather fronts to bring some wind, cloud and rain to northern and western areas for a time. but then it looks like high pressure wants to build back in towards the end of the week and indeed for the run up to the easter weekend. so all in all, i think for many, particularly southern and eastern areas, it should stay fine, dry, unsettled. —— and settled. this is bbc world news. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories... devastating tornadoes tear through america's midwest. at least 18 people have died. politicians in iran are reacting to the floutin

clare sebastian is here with further details. it is farcical.t highlighting the futility of the u.n. security council when they have an invading nation addressing it. >> it is hard to argue that anything was achieved. if anything, this was an extremely hostile session that really reinforced the stark differences between russia in particular of course and ukraine's western allies and showed 06 their deteriorating relations. very fact that the title invited widespread condemnation including from the u.n. secretary-general himself who accused russia of causing mass suffering and devastation in ukraine. and an interesting comment later on the u.s. ambassador to the united nations gave her reaction to cnn's erin burnett. >> it was the epitome of irony and hypocrisy to have the foreign minister of russia sharing the security council, a meeting on multilateralism, malim multilateralism when russia has in their unilateral unprovoked action against ukraine attacked everything that the u.n. charter stands for. >> and lavrov's speech, he was undeterred by

us now is former missouri senator and current msnbc political analyst, the great claire mccaskill clareents tell you about th desantis campaign? >> well, if you look at what desantis is trying to do desantis is trying to be a more, a less chaotic donald trump. he has taken up the cultur wars with a lot of gusto and gone after this. and by the way, we should poin out, alex, that the law that was passed was a typical culture war trying to address problem that didn't exist. there were not teachers in k through three talking to their students about sexua orientation. that wasn't occurring. it was just one of those false flags. that republicans put up around cultural wars to try to get th base all revved up so the thing that has happened to desantis's he was going t be the less chaotic harvar educated donald trump. it turns out, and supposedly smarter than trump, it turns out not so much. he has made so many blunders i the last three months. and we can go through them there is a number of them. but i think at the top of th list is the fight with disney. i mean, here is a belove entity in the

skill, verstappen - mix of luck and skill, verstappen had an early lead but behind the luck for the clare, although the subsequent red flag dropped russell down to seven. 0n the restart, max verstappen was running red heart to hit the front and scamper off into the distance, the dutchman maybe not as warm as russell whose luck was extinguished in flames. more carnage, three separate incidents, both taking each other out and nobody could quite fathom it. the leaders avoided at all and sometimes, better lucky. better and verstappen's case but still very good. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. bolton wanderers won the efl trophy at wembley — they hammered their league one promotion rivals plymouth argyle 4 goals to nil. goals from kyle dempsey, dion charles, elias kachunga and gethin jones. jos buttler scored a rapid half century, as his rajastan royals side made a winning start to their indian premier league campaign. buttler made 5a, as last year's runners up beat a sunrisers hyderabad team featuring england's adil rashid by 72 runs. york city

i guess, clare, i would sa there is a real world effect t some of the don't say gay stuff, beyond theave seniors in hig school be able to learn abou gender identity, sexua education more broadly, all of this legislation has had a profound a chilling effect o teachers and students. people are unsure about what they can talk about. it's not good for k throug three and it's very problemati for k through 12 none of it's good for the stat of florida it increasingly looks bad fo the campaign of ron desantis do you think he is jus surrounded by bad advisors as someone who has run campaigns yourself, do you think this is coming fro desantis, or do you think this is just terrible political strategy >> i think it's a bit of both. i think he got really full o himself when he had such a big victory last fall in florida and, you know, not really sure exactly why his victory was so big, but after that he began behaving like he was bulletproof. talk about political malpractice. he goes to washington post supposedly arrive to the throngs of elected members o congress saying you are ou republican cand

owl chicks business partner kerry clare says that the doctor's orders were for joe to exercise and walk regularly on his new knee, so he took it a step farther, he decided to get some help from amy residents. syrian brown bear. there are other ways to get in exercise. ryan and i know he's a professional, but these are still wild animals. anyway joe seemed to be having a bear of a time. see when you get to play with some of those snowballs. watch that you? yeah exactly. but when you watch that video it makes you want to play with the bare doesn't it does but don't don't finally to the happy ending to a story we brought you last week. the week county animal center in north carolina was facing a predicament. remember this finding forever homes for these two inseparable best friends at a cinnamon the goat and felix, the dog actually cries whenever felix has taken away. so now, thanks to their story going viral run. who knows? maybe world news now had an influence on this as well. a new owner has stepped up to the plate, cinnamon and felix are now heading to a farm. in neighboring johnston c

of luck and skill, they had loads of the latter to take an early lead but behind, the luck for the claresequent red flag stopped russell down to seventh. 0n the restart, max was running red hot to the front and scamper off into the distance, the dutchman maybe not as warm as russell was luck was extinguished and the flicker of flame. near the end, another red flag and start and carnage in three separate incidents taking each other out, nobody could quite fathom it. the leaders avoided at all, sometimes lucky. better and max's case, but also still very good. so a hugely controversial race, with a whole host of talking points, not least the introduction of three red flags requiring the race to be restarted. many of the drivers were left unhappy, and even the winner max verstappen said the race was a �*confusing mess'. the second red flag was really unnecessary today. they could've easily been solved with a safe car at most. but we got the red flag and you basically create even more trouble because you have people driving super slowly and you arrive with stone cold tires and miso ever was a

from to women who did when their battle, the activists for the which as of scotland, for 2 years, clare mitchell and so even detox, he campaigned for a legal pardon and apology for the 2500 people. mostly women convicted an executed for witchcraft in scotland, although their persecution dates back several centuries. they saw their demand as a sick for the present that are still people across the world generally vulnerable. often women are old people that are being accused of witchcraft and in some cases been killed by more justice. and in fact that are some countries that are trying to put it into their legal system, where people can still be accused of witchcraft. so we don't think that it's an issue this past is so sadly very, very relevant. on march, 8th, 2022, there plea was heard. scotlands then 1st minister nicholas sturgeon, acknowledged the historic injustice before parliament. on behalf of the scottish government, i'm choosing to acknowledge that agree to us historic injustice, and extend a formal ponce to miss apology to all those accused convicted, vilified, or executed under

a close encounter with a family of bears in truckee caught on camera and shared with us by clare aldridge. a family of three bears visited their truckee cabin last night. one even managed to open the passenger door. the bear didn't find anything good, kept on its way. but it's a good reminder to lock your doors if you are headed up to the tahoe area. >> maybe it was a stick shift. >> maybe. they want food, though. >>> up next, the stomp. yes, the stomp and the aftermath. will draymond green be suspended for game three thursday in san francisco? we give y your small l business one tetech solutioion that checkcks all the e boxe. it''s all hehere with ththe comcmcast busineness complee connnnectivity s solution. peace ofof mind withth cybeberthreat sesecurity. the popower of thehe larges, faststest reliabable networ. plplus, save u up to 75% a ar with comomcast busininess mob. the cocomplete connectivivity solutioion. from t the companyny poweredy the nextxt generatioion 1010g network.k. get started for just $49 a momonth. and d ask about t an $8$800 prepaidid card. comcasast businessss. pow

you need a healthy mix of luck and skill, verstappen had an early lead but behind the luck for the clareunning out a few laps later, categorised by chaos and crashes, although the subsequent red flag dropped russell down to seven. on the restart, max verstappen was running red hot to hit the front and scamper off into the distance, the dutchman maybe not as warm as russell whose luck was extinguished in flames. more carnage, three separate incidents, both taking each other out and nobody could quite fathom it. the leaders avoided at all and sometimes, better lucky. better in verstappen�*s case, but also still very good. england have recorded another comfortable victory in the women's six nations to go back to the top of the table. they scored 12 tries in a 68 points to 5 win over italy, four of them coming from abby dow. new captain marlie packer also scored twice. and that's all the sport for now. this is the story of the cruelest of diseases. devastatingly hard, watching the woman that you love starting to disappear from your life. the story of struggling for care, against a failing sy

. >> a couple of days from now we'll have some clare clarity? >> we expect that. they could do many things. they could accept the ban by the judge in texas. they could accept a little bit less difficult ban from the circuit court. they could say, you know what, we don't want to deal with this case. >> send it back to the states? >> absolutely. or they could say, let's set up arguments to discuss this much more thoroughly down in the future. >> fascinating how it's all unfolding for both sides of this issue, thank you. >>> postal workers are asking for your help tracking down the person or people behind a series of mail truck break-s in. usps has seen a lot of truck break-ins, many in fremont. the most recent break-ins happening monday. postal investigators are looking for information to track down these burglars. >> the key is reporting. that does make a difference. and individuals, video, we've had in other cases where people have shared video. that's been very helpful for these investigations. >> postal inspectors are asking anyone with information to please cal

council member anthony becker indicted on charges of perjury for allegedly lying under oath to a santa clare county civil grand jury. district attorney jeff rosen shared a statement. reading council member becker violated the public's trust that an elected official would commit perjury and lie under oath before the grand jury strikes at the very heart of our justice system and requires accountability. legal analyst steven clarke suggests the d a brought on these charges because he believes they'll stick perjury happens. every day. but it's rarely prosecuted because it is difficult to prosecute and the fact that the d a has brought these charges suggests that they have a strong case in court documents. prosecutors claim becker lied under oath in november when he denied leaking a civil grand jury report to silicon valley voice into the san francisco 40 niners. the leak is charged as a misdemeanor . the alleged lie is charged as a felony. becker allegedly sent the report to the team's chief communications and public affairs officer a few days before it was to be publicly released. it detailed w

ah, well, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. food and water supplies in the sudanese capital har. 2 are running low as clashes between the army and paramilitary forces spread through residential areas. brutal street fights between forces aligned with the 2. rival generals are raging for a 2nd week. at least for 120 people have been killed and thousands more injured. many of the entered are unable to get to hospitals and even when they can, there is a shortage of medical supplies. i welcome you all the while dang, a sudanese american international development consultant who's following the developments in her home region from turkey. thank you so much for taking the time . it has been more than a week since fighting broke out. can you tell us how things are looking for people living in har to now? sure. so i have been in contact with people there just for clarification subsidies . the situation is pretty grim. fighting is entered into a 2nd week. people are still stuck at home. people are trapped in buildings. it's very difficult

ah, well, i'm clare richards and a warm welcome to the show. food and water supplies in the sudanese capital har, 2 are running low as clashes between the army and paramilitary forces spread through residential areas. brutal street fight between forces aligned with the 2. rival generals are raging into a 2nd to peak. at least 420 people have been killed and thousands more wounded. many of the injured are unable to get to hospitals. and even when they can, there is a shortage of medical supplies. as of earlier to abby all the wild dang, an international development consultant. she told us, how would the situation in sudan has been deteriorating? the situation is pretty grim. fighting. it's entered into a 2nd week. people are still stuck at home. people are trapped in buildings. it's very difficult for civilians to get food to get water cooking fuel. most of the public utilities infrastructure has essentially collapsed, whether it's have come, come under attack or, or the employees themselves have either fled or are stuck within their own homes.

the degree in which that is happening today, it was on clare. i think that anyone on the outside who were supporting one side or the other before this broke out one to rethink their, their policy on this. because all it would do at this point is to contribute to a continuation of the conflict. and almost all outside countries agree that is not in their interest. when you talk about financial involvement, you're referring to countries like saudi arabia in the u. a. what role can they play in bringing an end to this conflicts? well 1st they can ensure that they. ready don't provide any financial assistance to any or they can can the parties they can also look at. ready ways to put financial pressure on the can getting party is based on whatever foreign direct investment they have in their country or whatever other financial connections they might have in order to try to get to draw back from the ongoing, fighting and not applies to other countries. to not, not just the goal stage that many countries have a financial investment in them today. what

their coal still need to clare major regulatory hurdles on the road to replacing traditional delivery vans so far. only france and germany have authorize some level of autonomous driving. and e u white regulation could speed things up. but currently it's just a legal framework for the approval of automated and fully driverless vehicles. aside from d, p d and d h l express estonia, the hardware and software company has one customer each. in lithuania, belgium and the u. s. clarence has more than 50 other companies are waiting to test the unmanned robo chorus. the manufacturer aims to have a fleet of a 100 vehicles during deliveries by the end of 2024, and a 1000 vehicles by 2025. kevin also plans to build a larger version of its unmanned delivery robot. furthermore, it envisages a driverless back hold on one day transport people can unmanned electric vehicles, fixed the must have problems plaguing last mile. urban de la less and less vehicles that are driving with petrol are allowed in the city centers so. so we see that having an electric, small efficient, we go to replace gas guzzlin

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the international relations committee of the us house of representatives from philadelphia. clare finkelstein as a professor of law and faculty director at the university of pennsylvania's center for ethics and the rule of law. and in cancun, mexico is rina shaw the founder of relax strategies, a political and public affairs communications firm. she's also a former republican party political advisor, a very warm welcome to all of you adults. so let's start with your reaction to this indictment because you've called what trump is going through here. political martyrdom, what you mean by that? well, persecution, 1st and martyrdom of whatever happens here to the damage has been done, even if the president is found not to be guilty. but one of the things that you failed to do in your intro is to report that these matters, of course, are 7 years old, have been looked at by the federal authorities, the i p. c. federal prosecutors, and in fact, mister bragg himself. and there were all discarded and bound to be baseless in terms of any violation that would be pursued. so. ready they were never pursue

it's going to be a cold start, some frost around, early mist and fog, which will tend to lift in claref the north of scotland and also northern ireland. winds coming in from the south—east. so again, cooler around some southern and eastern coast, but further west with the sunshine around after that cold start, it could be up to around 13 degrees. a bit of a blip in the weather around the middle part of the week. we see a high pressure retreat allowing these weather fronts to bring some wind, cloud and rain to northern and western areas for a time. but then it looks like high pressure wants to build back in towards the end of the week and indeed for the run up to the easter weekend. so all in all, i think for many, particularly southern and eastern you are watching bbc news. now it is time for the arts interviews: fenton bailey. 0n today's media show, one of the pioneers of reality tv. hello, hello, hello! fenton bailey's behind rupaul�*s drag race, described by time magazine as "one of the most influential reality tv shows of all time". the company he founded, world of wonder, has made

it's going to be a cold start, some frost around, early mist and fog, which will tend to lift in clarenshine, including much of the north of scotland and also northern ireland winds coming in from the southeast. so again, cooler around some southern and eastern coast, but further west with the sunshine around after that cold start, it could be up to around 13 degrees. a bit of a blip in the weather around the middle part of the week. we see a high pressure retreat allowing these weather fronts to bring some wind, cloud and rain to northern and western areas for a time. but then it looks like high pressure wants to build back in towards the end of the week and indeed for the run up to the easter weekend. so all in all, i think for many, particularly southern and eastern areas, it should stay fine, dry, unsettled. this is bbc news. the headlines... politicians in iran are reacting to the flouting of headscarf laws by women — by insisting the rules must be enforced rigorously byjudges. russia has assumed the rotating presidency of the un security council for the month of april — a role de

satellite picture you can see most of the cloud has been spelling in across the north sea but jason clares the risk of that cloud just sitting along the far east coast and picking up a spot or two of light drizzle. with the best of the sunshine, best of the warmth, it will be 16 celsius. the breeze will strengthen into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon and will continue to strengthen through the night. that will prevent mist and fog patches re—farming through the night. we may welljust see a little more cloud once again out to the east was low to mid single figures to greet us first thing on sunday morning. sunday is going to be a promising day. that will help lift and break that cloud quite nicely so i suspect as we go through the day on sunday, if we got cloud out to the east hopefully that southerly wind will help to break it up and we will see more sunshine coming through and as a result temperatures peaking at 17 celsius. clouding over by the end of the afternoon and that rain will push its way steadily eastwards. easter monday we will see this frontal system being a chang

clare balding through the day.nd as such starts to person, it will pull in milder air. still quite cold on thursday to the north of scotland, but there should be at least some sunshine around here. elsewhere, more in the way of cloud, potentially some persistent rain pushing into england and wales. but the temperature to come up, however, there will be offset by the arrival of that wetter weather. thursday into friday, this area of low pressure rose through during the course of thursday night. through friday, it looks like it should pull eastwards. some use in counties may be starting the day with wetter weather. generally, ithink be starting the day with wetter weather. generally, i think some brighter spells come the afternoon, and in the sunshine, across england and in the sunshine, across england and wales, be are pretty much back to where we should be for the time of year. and then looking further ahead, at the moment, the models are somewhat favouring high pressure building across the uk for next weekend and

for clare, who's also here for the first time, a little more every month, would ensure she can provideow for this week until i got my money on friday. and this is why it's happening now every month. you come to like the last week and all, and i'vejust got nothing, you know, it's a really bad situation at this moment in time. the uk government says it's committed to eradicating poverty and has already increased benefit payments by over 10%. but for many here, that money simply isn't stretching far enough. hywell griffith, bbc news, cardiff. and if you are looking for more information on help with the cost of living you can go to the bbc website at bbc.co.uk/news and look at the tackling it together section which contains articles on help with bills including how to cut the cost of your food shop. alcohol related deaths in england and wales have reached another record high, according to data seen by bbc newsnight. figures rose sharply during the pandemic — but it had been hoped the trend would reverse once lockdown restrictions were eased. but last year, deaths increased in england by an

live now to belfast where we can speak to dr clare rice who is a politics researcher at liverpool universitylked about this last week but i'm interested to see how important an event like this is today at two really highlight the role women played in the process. absolutely, it's one of those _ played in the process. absolutely, it's one of those things, _ played in the process. absolutely, it's one of those things, women'sl it's one of those things, women's role within the peace process is something that in 1998 was downplayed and in the time since that has been a lot of effort to rectify that situation. it is fair to say they were not a lot of women in the remit i'm of the negotiations and this is something that is pretty common whenever you look across peace processes and negotiation processes in conflict settings across the world. but the women that were present were very powerful in their voices, they made sure they took forward agendas that would more based on equality, that extended beyond the nationalist and religious divides, to try and expand the range of topics being discussed as

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he was a bandleader at school and played the clare. the gofundme page raised than $300 donation.ollars pretty is a long road ahead of them physically and mentally. >> robotic shuttles could soon transport you to a san jose airport. city council members approved working with south san francisco glide ways for the project. according to her partner, this is an effort to connect a three mile gap between the airport in the station. it takes travelers to buses or an uber to make the journey. >> the driverless shuttles will carry several people. the airport already has automated trams withdrawn tracks which is entirely different. they need a five drilling dollar project. >> bay area artwork is furniture. >> slabs of tree trunks in west oakland. the what is valuable, it will be given to an owner and provided as compensation. and they will sell the rest. d naughty. exciting to ando slb his so many tree that after a recent storm, he is now stacking them on the street. >> for your morning mining report -- money report, companies are downsizing. a san francisco retail company is letting 560

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francine: smiths group chief financial officer clare scherrer speaking to me there.ng in christina. we are looking at equities and bonds. christine we had the jolts number yesterday. markets trying to grip with what happened to u.s. banks and monetary policy. >> absolutely. there is a lot of uncertainty out there and mixed signals that we are seeing from the data in the market pricing. before those pieces of data that we got yesterday and the weaker manufacturing numbers, i would have told you that the rate cuts are being price for the fed this year and they are quite mispriced. now that we are seeing some of the softer data coming through, perhaps there is some reasoning behind what we are seeing in terms of rate pricing. it is very interesting times for markets which are trying to make sense of what we are hearing from policymakers and they are still quite hawkish and emphasizing the idea that rates need to go much further to fight inflation. bullard himself saying it has to go to 5.625%. quite jarring with what we are seeing in terms of rate cuts being price, but

if you are sensitive to allergies, keep the clare tin and tissues handy this all throughout this weekt's look at what's going on this afternoon. sunny skies as clouds are parked offshore until late hours tonight. around 5:00 the clouds start rolling in. rain stays to the north which means beautiful conditions will continue into this week. we are well above average for our rain season. if we don't see a drop of rain, it will be okay. i am sure we all can agree. partly cloudy skies turn to sunnier conditions for our wednesday set up. it is mild as we kick off the work week. for six to ten days we'll be seeing above average temperatures is what i said. this is a graphic showing temperature outlook above average really into this work week. that's the case for us especially in our afternoon hours in our inland areas, upper 70s from fairfield to concord, even upper 70s into the santa clara valley. this is beautiful and above average except for the coast. they're still dealing with cooler conditions thanks to the breezy conditions offshore. if you work in the city or want to take a stroll th

clare woodling has more. way. - always special, always a great occasion. it's one of the biggest events of the year. some 16,000 runners will compete in the london marathon this sunday, with hundreds of thousands more expected to line the streets to watch. but the race is taking part on the third day of action by climate protesters extinction rebellion. and although they've promised not to disrupt the event, just stop 0il have refused to rule it out. these marathon runners deserve better than running past the houses of parliament knowing that everything they know and love is being jeopardised by the decision of their government. concern over security comes after the world snooker championships was marred by protests, and the grand national was delayed when animal rights activists invaded the course. now, the mayor of london's office has issued a statement urging anybody considering protesting this weekend to consider their plans carefully. "the mayor supports the democratic right to protest," it said. "howeve

it's going to be a cold start, some frost around, early mist and fog, which will tend to lift in claredle part of the week. we see a high pressure retreat allowing these weather fronts to bring some wind, cloud and rain to northern and western areas for a time. but then it looks like high pressure wants to build back in towards the end of the week and indeed for the run up to the easter weekend. so all in all, i think for many, particularly southern and eastern areas, it should stay fine, dry, unsettled. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm samantha simmonds. the headlines. devastating tornadoes tear through america's midwest, leaving at least 11 dead. politicians in iran are reacting to the flouting of headscarf laws by women — by insisting the rules must be �*enforced rigorously�* byjudges. "a slap in the face to the international community." that's the assessment of ukraine's foreign minister to russia assuming the presidency of the un security council. a critical incident has been declared in dover as passengers are gridlocked for hours at th

ktvu is lamonica peter is live tonight in santa clare, near congressman wrote connors office in lamonicahe congressman, one of those democratic lawmakers asking for feinstein to step down. yes he is definitely one of those people. but democratic leaders in the senate say they support replacing senator feinstein until she's able to come back to washington. but they will need republican votes to do that. and now republicans are saying they're not going along with that plan. i spoke to, uh senator feinstein. just a few days ago. she believes she will return soon. she's very hopeful of that. and so am i. senator dianne feinstein has not been present to vote since the end of february. she's been recovering in california since being diagnosed with shingles, senate majority leader chuck schumer says he supports replacing feinstein on the senate judiciary committee. until she can return. she's um, hopeful on returning soon. we think the republicans should allow a temporary replacement until she returns. but on monday, several republican senators, including marsha blackburn from tennessee , said