let's zoom in on clare!re was working at _ harvey nichols and she worked on a beauty counter there. she got to know michael pech, a slovakian security guard thati worked in harvey nichols. they dated for a period of three weeks. - she decided to end the relationship. 0n the 13th of september, - he crept up behind my daughter, he raised a gun, witnesses saw it... he raised a gun. he shot her at the back- of the head and as she fell, he shot her in the face. and then, he turned the gun on himself. | it was just before closing time last night when, in front of shoppers and staff, a man shot dead a woman serving on one of the ground floor cosmetics counters. it's believed the 22—year—old victim had been stalked by her killer after ending a relationship with him. it was five years after clare's murder, i got a phone call. from the metropolitan police. within hours of her murder, i clare's phone had been hacked and my phone had been hacked by the news of the world. - now, it would appear- that there were other pap

clare trinity claims management.ings with the financial conduct authority , which appears conduct authority, which appears toothless. she has also successfully raised individual issues with the financial ombudsman, but the delaying tactics of the insurance means she is no closer to a resolution. clare is here in the gallery today and is asking will the prime minister meet with her and me to look at how we can better protect consumers against bad practices in the insurance industry? he agree with bad practices in the insurance indlthat? he agree with bad practices in the insurance indlthat it he agree with bad practices in the insurance indlthat it is he agree with bad practices in the insurance indlthat it is time he agree with bad practices in the insurance indlthat it is time to e agree with bad practices in the insurance indlthat it is time to establish ith me that it is time to establish an office of the whistleblower? >> my hon. friend is an excellent campaigner on behalf of her constituent, and can i extend my

clare�*s son rian first tried ketamine at a festival but got addicted after his best friend fraser died that really hit him hard. that was, you know, the grief — i don't think he could deal with it and i think at that point then, that's when he started doing ketamine a little bit more. he used to see fraser when he was under the influence of ketamine. i think it was his way of trying to get close to his best friend again. during the pandemic, rian�*s use started to escalate while he was off work. he was doing it every day. he didn't look like the son that i had. he went from being such a happy confident, clever boy to this shell of a person. i didn't know who he was any more. it must have been incredibly difficult to see him like that, knowing that wasn't really rian. no. it wasn't him. it was the drugs talking. but i couldn't get through to him. no matter what i said to him, i literally could not get through to him. and we tried everything that we could to try and, you know, stop him from doing what he was doing. rian started to struggle with bladder issues as a result of his prolonged

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i founded the clare boothe luce over 30 years ago. our mission was to prepare and promote conservative women leaders. our primary focus is women in college. you see them on the pictures around the wall as well as promoting our best women like today's speaker women who are role models for students. this event cw, has been held monthly for 23 years now. we gather, hear conservative women leaders discuss critical issues and talk over lunch. we've had some great leaders over the years. senator marsha blackburn, lela, rose, mollie hemingway and today amanda collins to speak at cw and i'm very happy to introduce her. she'll be talking about the importance of second amendment, especially for women. and her book titled beyond survival. amanda has been a loose center speaker for many years, and she speaks on college campuses at woman events and law enforcement conferences across the nation advocating for second amendment rights, her book beyond survival reclaiming my life after i survived details her xp release of a brutal assault on her colle

collections the clare richardson. thank you very much for joining us. germany's foreign minister and a lot of our bulk is in israel for crisis talks on the israel iran conflict. bare bach match with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss the consequences of last weekend's iranian aerial attack. earlier in the day she met with his barely president isaac had, so i'm going jerusalem. the german foreign minister has been urging de escalation and the conflict to the you in the us of said they are preparing new sanctions against her on european union for us foreign policy chief and joseph brows. that'd be proposed sanctions. would also target around supplies of weapons to its proxies in the middle east. we would increase our outreach with the key partners and duration. and so member stage propose that option of a expend did restrictive measures, again jude on adopting an expansion. that is $32.00 measures. again, i will send to this 10 election service request to start the necessary work related to the sanctions. i se

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elliott gotkine and clare sebastian early. appreciate it. & for more analysis now we're joined by julie norman, the deputy director of the center of us politics at university college london. thank you so much for being here with us again. so the biggest winner here, ukraine obviously, but domestically politically, a big win for democrats as well absolutely. and say kim, it's a big win for bipartisanship on capitol hill, which is something that is obviously unusual these days, and especially in an election year. so this is something that the biden administration has definitely been pushing for a really for months now. and so did see it come through is a big political win for denmark crafts absolutely you for biden. and this isn't just for domestic audiences, but for really doubling down on what he sees as his foreign policy credentials, showing that the us is still a global leader, that the us will be there for our allies& that the us will still take steps to deter adversaries as well. >> you say it's a big win for bipartisansh

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the clare richardson. thank you very much for joining us. united states as, as it's preparing new sanctions on iran after last weekend's missile and drone attacked on israel. the eu has signaled it is also working on expanding sanctions. a to day leaders summit begins later today in brussels, where preventing further escalation in the middle east will be a key focus. the air defense is destroyed. these are raining drones over israel last weekend. no western powers are watching closely as tel aviv moles. h next move to iran says the attacks were self defense after a suspected is really strike on its embassy and damascus. but the country's ranging from time jo to the united states, germany have condemned the wrong that he had honors of the dream. it raining, redeem launched an unprecedented attack against history of this weekend and has let the region to the edge of the abyss on it. john stands isolated it on is, is in yes, israel is asking its allies to target around with more sanctions adding to those the us has long had in place. i think yo

it's iron clad supports and united nations security council. paul's on emergency meetings the clare richardson, welcome to the show, an aerial assault launched by iran against israel overnights. the is rarely army says more than $300.00 missiles and phones were fired. almost all the missiles were intercepted by israel and the united states. the u. k and jordan also shot down drones for air raid sirens sounded across israel and explosions were heard in jerusalem. the iranian revolutionary guards, as the assault is in retaliation for an attack on its conflict and serial. on april 1st, which killed 16 people, including several iranian generals, is the 1st time around has launched a direct to military attack on israel despite decades of hostilities. now, there has been widespread international condemnation of the iranian attack. president joe biden repeated the united states, iron clubs support for israel secretary general, antonio guitar has criticized what he called a serious escalation by iran. the un security council has called an emergency meeting. germany's for administer, angelina bare bach

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clare sebastian joins us now, obviously a fierce reaction from the eu. but how close are we to this bill being passed? >> so the second reading is set for tuesday. this is why we see these protests stepping up over the weekend. it needs to go through three readings to pass through parliament and then it will likely have to overcome a presidential veto that dogen president has said that she will almost certainly veto this. the ruling party can then override that, but that will add a small delay. but it does seem that the government is determined to do this and the protesters are determined to come out in force. very large-scale protest again, over the weekend to express their opposition. the background of course, is that this is a law that the georgia and ruling party, the georgian dream party, tried to force through a year ago, but then back down because of these protests there's a lot more at stake now, of course, because georgia has eu candidate status and reforms that it's been specifically asked to do. an act as a result of that include guaranteeing

clare that remove it >> one of the things that's hard to get across to folks is how much it was really possible that john edwards was going to be the next president of the united states. >> and >> my personal opinion, i didn't thank he should run for president. >> you didn't think you should run for president because of the relationship? yeah. yeah >> did you tell him now? >> yeah >> you know, i was the only one everybody wanted them to run what did he think was gonna happen >> it >> it's all based on a lie, right? yeah, it was like how this is not going to end. well next sunday, new interviews with the return israeli hostages. >> what is the meaning of being hostage phrase no i didn't t. >> and the fight for the release of those still in captivity, the whole story with anderson cooper next sunday at eight on cnn, i met with the turbotax expert because i had two full-time jobs, lawyering and miami count on me, mia. >> i'll file your >> taxes for you with 100% accuracy guaranteed. let a turbotax full service expert do your taxes as soon as today, rsv is up there for those 60 years and o

wouldn't have happened without him every time we reach some sort of obstacle or hurdle, andrew would clareclare that remove it one of the things that's hard to get across to folks is how much it was really possible that john edwards was going to be the next president of the united states. and my personal opinion, i didn't thank he should run for president. you didn't think you should run for president because of the relationship? yeah. yeah did you tell him now? yeah you know, i was the only one. >> everybody wanted them to run what did he think was gonna happen it's all based on a lie right? yeah, it was like how this is not going to end. well so it's the playoffs, a great teammates trust each other. >> we're going to do a trust falls, stand up, trust. >> what you sent me up doc i told him he was a dummy you surround your lawn, which scott's for one care tips and customer circle is the entity that gets you to the next level. >> circle is which i'm hopeful, right? tosses limits away circle available at walmart and drinks circle.com i'm getting vaccinated by ssrs pneumococcal pneumonia vacc

clare said the idea that there was no better technology to be developed was false, and surely that'snding to what you said at the start of it. when you spoke to me, you said that's what she said. the technology wasn't here yet. >> she said in her speech, have you read her speech? >> i've read news reports of it. >> i've read news reports of it. >> okay. so you haven't read her speech, which you said was light on detail. so it's pretty pointless doing an interview on it if you haven't bothered to read it. >> everything you said. i've read, everything you said i read and i say that's light on detail. that's just rhetoric. but actually i was referring to her speech, which you couldn't be bothered to read . i've read be bothered to read. i've read about it in the news. and you you repeated everything that i there's no point in there's no point in not bothering to do your homework before coming on. >> thank you. dale do your homework. i'm joined now by james alexander, the chief executive of uk sustainable investment and finance association, who may actually have taken the trouble to read

>> clare sebastian, marc stewart, up for us this morning. thanks to both of you all right. >> coming up next here in just a few hours, prosecutors will argue that donald trump has repeatedly violated the gag order imposed in his criminal hush money case, plus the city of baltimore suing the owner and operator of the cargo ship that rams the key bridge last month. last month so this the playoffs. >> great teammates trust each other. we're going to do a trust balls, stand up, trust what you sent me up doc told him he was a dummy oh, yeah. >> meir's ticket from your inner child, what you really need life is some freakin torque was dodge morning rt, that totally torqued out crossover zyrtec allergy relief works fast and last the full 24 hours. so dave can be good liver, dance okay. dave, let's be more than our allergies seize the day with xhr tech, higher shipping rates may be the cost of doing business, but at what cost? >> turn shipping to your advantage with low cost ground shipping from the united states postal service i brought in a juror m

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but clare fernyhough from the smartphone free childhood group says children don't need high tech deviceslked into just assuming that we all need a smartphone. ofcom's report shows just how much the digital world has become part of everyday life for many british kids, and how they feel about it. it also highlights the potential challenge of trying to take it away, if the growing calls to increase age limits are successful. zoe kleinman, bbc news. reminder that we are expecting a press conference from the new york department in relation to a pretty horrific incident in the last hour when a man set himself on fire outside the courthouse where the criminal trial of donald trump is taking place. there was a selection of alternate jurors going on today — we don't know yet whether what happened outside it affected anything going on inside the court, but that was the location for this incident. we saw paramedics taking someone away on a stretcher a little earlier. and we are waiting for that press conference to start, we will bring it to you when it happens. 50,000 stories will unfold on sunday

at earlier i spoke to clare mcglynn, a law professor at durham university who specialises in legal regulationelps and google highly ranks many of these deep fake porn websites and helps and facilitates and encourages people to go to the apps and websites you can use to make this material. and other websites x, linkedin, tiktok they're advertising for someone of these services, they advertise some of these services. so there's a whole ecosystem out there that's being encouraged and facilitated by these large scale tech platforms. so we really need them to step up and to do much, much more to reduce this harm. let's speak to madhumita murgia, author of code dependent which looks at the impact of al on ordinary people and artificial intelligence editor at the financial times. thank you forjoining us and let's talk about what exactly a deep fake is and how it relates to this particular legislation. a, is and how it relates to this particular legislation. a deep fake is reall a particular legislation. a deep fake is really a term _ particular legislation. a deep fake is really a term that _ partic

but clare fernyhough from the smartphone free childhood group says children don't need high tech deviceso just assuming that we all need a smartphone. ofcom's report shows just how much the digital world has become part of everyday life for many british kids, and how they feel about it. it also highlights the potential challenge of trying to take it away, if the growing calls to increase age limits are successful. zoe kleinman, bbc news. taylor swift has delighted herfans by making her new album a double whammy. the tortured poets department was released this morning, then, just hours later, she announced a second instalment with an extra 15 tracks, as our music correspondent mark savage reports. fans were already expecting a long album from taylor swift with 16 brand new songs. but, in the small hours of this morning, she had a surprise. the countdown is going down and we think something big is going to happen. something massive... two hours after the record was released, taylor updated it with 15 extra songs. writing online, she explained she'd written so much tortured poetry in the pa

is this actually now going to clare colour. how people's voters see her. >> well i think it is.so shows the amount of scrutiny that labour need to get used to. if they believe they're going to win the election. they're not particularly happy with it at the moment. and in fact, i think it was david lammy who said, well, you know, we're different, we're not the government. need government. so we don't need to answer questions. it's answer all these questions. it's like, actually, like, well, actually, yes, you do, because something that do, because it's something that if a normal person on the if it was a normal person on the street, had had this little light difficulty with tax, people would be over it. people would be all over it. hmrc would be crawling all over it, so why shouldn't they be held the same account and held to the same account and actually politicians to be actually politicians need to be above everything above absolutely everything else. if you're going to spend taxpayers trusted . taxpayers money and be trusted. >> we've seen that this >> well, we've seen that th

country is working with the us to firm up support for the next ten years and joining us now is cnn's clare sebastian. >> she joins us live from london so clear, russia claims to be making these gains along the eastern front just as addition no us aid has been approved, hasn't arrived yet what's the latest on all of this? >> well, i think rosemarie, it's clear that the situation that we've seen developing over the past few months, russia gaining the advantage, able to make these sort of small but significant tactical advances, particularly on the eastern front, that trend until we see the concrete us aid arriving on the ground will continue. the ukrainian army chief saying it himself, the situation at the front has escalated. he talks about tactical successes for russia in some areas. he also talks about successes for ukraine and other areas, but it's clear that ukraine is largely on the defensive here. russia is trying to push still west of de, of so that town that it took in mid february, it's also pushing west of the city of donetsk. and industrial town of krasnohorivka is now under pres

we're joining us now is cnn's clare sebastian alive from london. good to see you class. so ukraine has been waiting for this aid for six months. it's now expected to be approved by the senate here on tuesday, then send to the president's desk. but there is no time to spare really, what is ukraine's president saying well, linda, he's been saying really for most of this war that it's not just about the type of aid that's delivered. >> it's about the speed that it can get to the front lines. you'll remember last year he did partially blame delays in western weapons deliveries for the russia was able to dig in on those southern and eastern front lines eventually thwarting ukraine's attempted counter offensive. but right now, we see a mixture of very fulsome praise for the us and gratitude for having this vote having passed through the house with these calls for increased speed, i don't nbc's meet the press on sunday. he also had this to say this aid will strengthen ukraine and sand when is the permanent powerful signal that it will not be the second afghanistan's, the united

tonight, the energy secretary, clare pochettino, has courageously warned that net zero agenda could crush if not implemented properly. but surely it's time to delay the agenda, as we must put the british economy first. chairman of the 1922 committee, sir graham brady, has said tory members shouldn't pick leaders while the party is in government . i would remove that final vote for members, when the party is in government. >> but as ever, i'll be making the case that the voice of the people is the voice of god. sir keir starmer has put his flip flops back on for the second time in a week. first, he went from defunding the police to funding the police. now we've gone from not knowing what a woman is to knowing what a woman is. plus, god save the king. our sovereign is back to public dufies sovereign is back to public duties today after his cancer diagnosis as he visits a cancer centre in london with the queen. but which other member of the royal family is putting her dancing shoes on for a spin in the strictly ballroom state of the strictly ballroom state of the nation starts now. i'll also

cabinet minister clare pochettino says the government is addressing the incident. >> the home secretarye clear that what happened was unacceptable . i understand unacceptable. i understand there's going to be a meeting in there's going to be a meeting in the coming days. i don't know what conversation is going to take place there. i think we should see how that conversation goes. but ultimately what's really that people really important is that people in community feel in the jewish community feel safe. know that we're on safe. they know that we're on their and what we want their side and that what we want to see is equal policing in this country. also to make sure country. and also to make sure that they can go about their normal that's i want normal lives. that's what i want to decision by the us to >> a decision by the us to approve £49 billion of aid for ukraine has been welcomed by the uk, with the foreign secretary describing it as a vital step forward. after months of wrangling , american politicians wrangling, american politicians ended a deadlock, agreeing to provide a package

clare. but the bbc cannot brush the huw edwards scandal under the carpet. >> no it can't.tely spot on. when you're funded by the taxpayer, it goes the same as people in the house of commons. mps and ministers. you should be accountable to those who pay you. and the bbc has a duty of care, as you said, to the staff, to transparency and to the general public who fund it. you can't just say that it's parked, it's closed . when it's parked, it's closed. when none of us have really known what the outcome is, whether we ever will know what the outcome is and the poor person, the vulnerable individual who was basically abused, i think at the hands of somebody being such a young age, how is that going to be stopped from happening again? so unless we know that i think the bbc is acting really badly indeed. >> precious. neil, your reaction to this story, do you think it will go away? >> no , i don't think so. i mean, >> no, i don't think so. i mean, you know how i feel about these kind of topics and i like to hold people accountable. yeah, i think that the problem is, is that he's a

this evening, former government adviser clare pearson . we also have legendary pearson.ndary radio dj mike read and anarchist author and top professor lisa mckenzie. she is a doctor, but she keeps that quiet. great to see all three of you. clare. welcome to the show the rspca have. well, they strayed into politics here haven't they? i mean we've got no problem with them rescuing drowned rabbits and of but and all the rest of it. but that's the message of this ad. >> no it isn't. they don't like farming. they don't like us squashing flies spiders . and squashing flies or spiders. and there's an awful bit at the end about a snail. somebody looks like they're going to tread on a snail now. they're not doing it deliberately. in way deliberately. it's in the way it's walking you know, it's walking along. you know, these happen . but the these things happen. but the rspca should be about looking after , welfare of after animals, welfare of animals bringing those to animals and bringing those to justice them harm . and justice who do them harm. and that's where it fails. i've h

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the bias against anything that's not a far-left view is clare. in fact, the bias of n.p.r.s so clear that even a left-leaning editor in their organization from where this came out is raising alarm about the clear and consistent bias. this person is very concerned about it and is now being dismissed. n.p.r. has already issued many statements and articles dismissing the critique, including this morning. without any admission by n.p. rmpt or acknowledgment of any wrongdoing or bias and certainly they have no intent to reform or even reflect upon what this looks like and sounds like. let us remember that n.p.r. embraced the russiagate conspiracy theory without question and they dismissed the hunter biden laptop story without proper scrutiny. all these things have been proven otherwise, haven't they? they also have -- n.p.r. actively working to dismiss and attack information about the true origins of the covid-19 virus, as well as the early treatments could have probably saved and helped many lives when they dismissed other forms, instead calling it horse paste when as recently

and clare balding, who at least can ride a horse. but that's their line—up for the election.uivalent line—up, it would just be the apocalypse. but this is channel 4. but this is what people expect from channel 4. >> to be fair, isn't it? they don't watch it for an unbiased, neutral or balanced view. they watch it for left wing propaganda. i remember during the election night in 2019, they were all looked absolutely devastated when the results came in. they didn't even bother to hide. they did. >> but it's state owned, isn't it? so it still so it shouldn't really be the case. and tories shied away from selling it. >> that's another thing. but yeah a channel 4 credit to tories a tory source has has branded it the return of a prime time comedy . yeah. having a look time comedy. yeah. having a look at this, this line—up looks like channel 4 has taken a break from their incessant attacks on marriage. you know, the programs open house, the great sex experiment, naked attraction, naked education , naked this, naked education, naked this, swinging that naked election coverage. >> tha

they're wearing a indigo day dress with velvet detail by fiona clare.learly this is very positive news. michelle i think it's going to be a boost for the monarchy. it's been a terrible few months really, with both the king and the princess of wales's cancer diagnosis. but a note of caution here. the king has not been cured of cancer. he is still very much undergoing cancer treatment, according to royal sources, but the king is clearly keen to resume to public duties here. peter phillips a few weeks ago, his his nephew said that the king was incredibly frustrated of how long his cancer treatment and recovery was taking. but a buckingham palace spokesperson says that doctors are sufficiently pleased with his progress and that is why they have released a statement today. >> so there you go, everybody. people often get in touch and say, why is the world so full of doom and gloom , so this is doom and gloom, so this is a really positive step forward. and it ends in lots of ways, lots of speculation . that, of lots of speculation. that, of course, has been ru

targeting russian military and infrastructure facilities hoping to lower the potential for warfare cnn's clare sebastian takes a closer look at how these increased attacks on russian oil refineries are impacting the global oil supply flying straight for russia's biggest moneymaker this precise hit one of more than a dozen ukrainian drone strikes reported on the russian oil refineries since the start of the year. >> motion have enough that we thought you mean smoothly? >> we have already reduced both production and processing by 12%. so we continue to work while the gas station country continues to burn attacks like this, which cnn has geo-located to the high capacity here's an oil refinery may expert say, do more harm than sanctions to russian energy. from the beginning of the war, we made the us made the decision to try to keep russian oil on the market because no one would support ukraine in our winter of discontent. does this mean that ukraine has eliminated window to try to change? it's dynamic comet brown russia has admitted oil refining output is down and it's temporarily banned gasoline

clare tominey, nigel awards.igel farage there as well, the breakfast show and some boyo up there on the right . there on the right. >> what a handsome devil. yeah. so four nominations, best program nigel and eamonn for best presenter and for camilla tominey best interview with alastair stewart. there. yeah. >> so pole dash, trick dawg . >> so pole dash, trick dawg. .uk. that's what you got to do. why this is so important is this is you that decides this is not some sort of elitist panel that will have some attitude towards us and not include us in anything. we won last year because of you, because of you, the listeners and you the viewers who said, why not give us a go and give everyone else a bloody nose what we'd really like is to create a trophy cabinet here and to have more than just the one, and put a couple of these in. >> not to be greedy, but it would be lovely. and they are rather good looking, aren't they? looks good. i'm trying to put it in front of your jacket for the contrast. there you go. look at t