so the judgment has been made, clive outtined _ the judgment has been made, clive outlined some of thelated, do they want to be seen to be disowning trump _ want to be seen to be disowning trump at — want to be seen to be disowning trump at this moment? and she has clearly— trump at this moment? and she has clearly thought, this is interesting that you _ clearly thought, this is interesting that you have made this calculation, that you have made this calculation, that to _ that you have made this calculation, that to herself from him clearly want _ that to herself from him clearly want to — that to herself from him clearly want to do her any harm in her political— want to do her any harm in her political ambitions. want to do her any harm in her politicalambitions. so want to do her any harm in her political ambitions. so there is one indication— political ambitions. so there is one indication that there are some in the republican party who think positioning themselves away from him, _ positioning themselves away from him, being publicly condemning of hint. _ him, being publicly condem

clive, we just never seem to be able to let brexit go one way or another, do we? we don't. is absolutely right. so much of this deal was provisional, but it needs to be remembered that trade deals are never necessarily set in stone. you have dispute resolution committees on both sides, to look into various problems. you have discussions taking place now, for instance, to try to sort out some kind of financial arrangements for the city in terms of its access to the european markets. some of the stuff in andrew bailey's speech might be a bit of brinksmanship, political lobbying before a deal is signed next month. exactly, i think the problem came in the characterisation on the part of certain members of the johnson government that this was a deal that was done and dusted. perhaps if there had been a little bit more clarity on the idea that there will be teething problems, actually those teething problems could go on for quite some time. we know for instance thatjd sports has decided it has to open industries and centre on the continent itself because it has already seen a ris

.— will do that for the next 20 odd minutes, clive. , ., minutes, clive.e _ gaps and we won't know whether those —— where those gaps are because people _ —— where those gaps are because people had — —— where those gaps are because people had not been vaccinated or we don't have _ people had not been vaccinated or we don't have the data. so that information will be forthcoming. as jonathan _ information will be forthcoming. as jonathan van—tam has suggested come does take _ jonathan van—tam has suggested come does take time. i think that in terms — does take time. i think that in terms of— does take time. i think that in terms of addressing what the underlying factors will be, we are starting _ underlying factors will be, we are starting to— underlying factors will be, we are starting to get there. certainly from _ starting to get there. certainly from the — starting to get there. certainly from the community that i live in, the fact— from the community that i live in, the fact that we have got community members. _ the fact that we have got community member

, clive could.bout this. i am bursting. i'm glowing. i've been wanting to tell you guys this news since i came back from christmas break, but favorite daughter kirby would not allow. she's so picky. she wanted to teller this friends first before i -- teleher friends first before i tell the audience. i have a favorite daughter, favorite son, now favorite son-in-law. there he is. virgil miller is his name. they got married -- >> i like that kirby and virgil. great. >> their code name is virby. it was a very -- talk about socially distanced wedding. it was at oprah's house at the santa barbara bureau. it was tough, though, because will and i were not allowed in the house. there were four of us, me, will, her brother who performed the ceremony because he's licensed to do so. me, will, oprah, stedman, kirby, and virgil. but because she's very strict with covid, will and i were not allowed in the house. i didn't get to zip up her dress or help her. i knew oprah covered that. i knew she was in good hands.

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the new chair of the vaccine task force, dr clive dix, says he is "very optimistic", the uk will meetoffering a first coronavirus jab to all over 50s by may. almost 11.5 million people have now received their firstjab — but some, particularly those in ethnic minority communities, remain hesitant —— as our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell reports. this vaccination hub at the royal london hospital has been up and running for almost six weeks and it's nonstop, with staff putting jabs into hundreds of arms each day. any history of problems with bleeding or bruising at all? one of them is martin griffiths, a consultant surgeon, whose dayjob normally involves treating trauma victims with severe wounds, but now he's part of the vaccination effort. he's seen, first—hand, the disproportionate impact of coronavirus on people from black, asian and other ethnic minority groups. there's a lot of anxiety out in the community about coronavirus and the vaccination, about its speed, about whether it works or not and a lot of misinformation on, particularly on social media about that. i

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and now clive 100 other c.e.o.'s in the s. and p. 500 like you know it that's a darn good idea. imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings homelessness 1st it was my job it was my field bill it was my savings i have nothing i have nothing and it's not like i don't trust aloof or resources i look for jobs i look for everything i can to make this house. annoying the doing is. the road to the american dream paved with good refugees it's this very idealized image i want. americans to look pasta the deaths that happen every so. there's a history of the usa america. donald trump 2nd impeachment trial ends with a 2nd acquittal as the u.s. senate votes to clear him of inciting the riot at capitol hill. also in our review of the week no ban on foreign social media unless absolutely necessary the point tackled by president putin is he met with the heads of russia's media. protests break out across france calling for tougher laws protecting children as the country's top court hears the case of a 13

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were really fortunate for our first new york performances the big critic from the new york times, cliveg thing in ballet." and so he gave us the little nod and people were saying, "oh, "ok, let's go see them. "let's see if they are any good." ten years after that i would see young people walking into the studio with a sense of ownership. "of course i can be a ballet dancer." and that was the most beautiful thing in the world to me that they had no question where i had nothing but questions. in a sense, dance theatre of harlem was ahead of its time. so now, yes, there is a desire to bring more diversity to ballet. it is notjust about being perfect on balance in a tutu. that's just a sliver of what ballet can say. the wonderful dancers of the dance theatre of harlem, there. and now you see the collection with martin luther king junior, right? just a reminder you can watch witness history every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up with all our films and more than 1000 radio programmes on our website. just search for bbc witness history. let's now turn to one of the most contro

as if getting sick with clive and lots of data now 5 to the break lead me to canadian man this as he was forced to move to the other side of the country because of death threats when he tested positive sentiment. joining me. on the alex island chill and i was speaking to get us out of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or unmaidenly shallowness. welcome back now one of canada's covert victims house warned that the stigma attached to the disease is stopping many people from coming forward if they have symptoms cortlandt krunk received hundreds of death threats after it was revealed he had caught the virus. a lot of people are so right about having kobe not because of it's going to harm them but it's because they're worried of what the the population around them will think when you s

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clive myrie�*s film follows staff at the royal london hospital as they try to cope with a second wave programme contains content which some viewers may find distressing. she's young. she's someone�*s relative. this is something precious that we're holding and we're trying to do. my wife lost her fight for life. nobody wants to go through this. i wouldn't wish this on anybody. the coronavirus pandemic has hit the united kingdom hard. i think the public want to do the right thing, but i don't feel they understand fully the scale of the problem. this is the story of one of the hospitals in the eye of the storm. so we're now going to run into a problem because we haven't got any beds. we've got patients on 12 floors in total. we've returned to the royal london, to witness for ten days the full force of the second wave of covid—19. staff are tired, and then we have to ask them to do more and more and more as the patients arrive. now, i know he is quite sick. he could die from this, by the way — i'm sorry to say that. i'm trapped in a cave - and the water is slowly rising. i'm barely keepin

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stock i'm going to take your cheap money i'm going to buy it quite like michael sailors do and now clive 100 other c.e.o.'s in the s. and p. 500 go like you know it that's a darn good idea. welcome back now it has been 10 years since the arab spring preached libya where anti-government protests grew into a full blown civil war which led to a massive night led military intervention to gaza to have examined the full act of the last to moche was decade in the country. 10 years ago the arab spring made its impact in libya back then libya was a wealthy country ruled by a strongman yes but brics one of the most prosperous states in africa but people wanted more they wanted freedom democracy and they were willing to fight for it was. a good duffy held power for 4 decades he had outsmarted the intellectuals beat the ease limits to a pulp trash the liberals and ground down every rival he knew how to survive plus he had millions of people on his side. was no no. no no and i would look leave my grandfather's remains in here i will die with him as a mother could i didn't and so did gad one of the 21

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you're watching bbc news with clive myrie.abetes, is currently seriously ill in hospital with coronavirus. earlier, she spoke to andrew marr. it's been the worst week of our lives without a shadow of a doubt. 26 hours ago, we were talking palliative care. and, yesterday, she rallied round and we are seeing her oxygen levels rise. so, at the moment, we've got hope. 26 hours ago, we didn't have any hope at all. so, you know, she is an amazing fighter. she has always has been a great fighter. and i'm just hoping her spirit gets her through. and how are you and your parents? it's been awful, absolutely awful. my parents, i don't think have slept for days. and we are really fortunate because they allowed my mum and my dad to be with her because the idea of frances having to do this on her own is unthinkable. and also actually people couldn't cope with frances. when she was admitted to hospital, she was so terrified that she rampaged through the hospital and people couldn't contain her. and security guards had to be involved, they h

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stock i'm going to take your cheap money i'm going to buy it quite like like a sailor's joke and now clive 100 other c.e.o.'s in the s. and p. 500 go like you know what that's a darn good idea. welcome back to the weekly mutating strains of the coronavirus could mean that britain's will have to get vaccinated all over again at least that's the warning from the u.k.'s prime minister. i think we're going to have to get used to the idea that a rebound salute him in the autumn as we come to a place where it's more than 4000000 people have been infected in the u.k. and with nearly 117000 deaths it has one of the highest mortality rates in europe adding to the concern the studies to that show britain's astra zeneca job offers only limited protection against new variant of the virus authorities are now extending doorstep testing across the country to check whether people have the disease however some experts do say though it is still important to use the jab as it does protect against the worst effects of the mutations now this does come after the head of the parliamentary health committee said t

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going to take your cheap money i'm going to buy it plane like michael sailors don't and now they want clive 100 other c.e.o.'s in the s. and p. 500 a like you know what that's a darn good idea. welcome back now this week a paris court held final hearings on the alleged rape by 25 fighters of an under-age girl a decision is expected in the coming months but the issue has already sparked rallies across france with protests demanding legal changes to introduce a minimum age of consent something which currently does not exist shall it been reports. bass that's provoked outrage here in france involves a woman known as julie who says she was raped by 20 firefighters between the ages of 13 and 15. it all began when julie not real name had been assisted by a firefighter following a severe anxiety seizure at 13 in 2008 now it's claimed he obtained her number from medical records and then grew before asking her to undress via webcam it's then claimed he passed it details on to other firefighters who did the same now in 2009 it's alleged a firefighter then raped julie says she was later taken to an ap

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i'm clive myrie it, and as concerns grow over the hesitancy of some people in the black and asian communityo have the covid—19 vaccine, we will be answering your questions this hour on misinformation and concerns over the vaccine and what's behind the apparently low take. i'm pleased to say we are joined by professor jonathan van town. welcome to the bbc, jonathan, good to see you. if you've got a question for him, get in touch using the hashtag bbc your questions or e—mail us. let’s in touch using the hashtag bbc your questions or e-mail us.— questions or e-mail us. let's get strai . ht questions or e-mail us. let's get straight into _ questions or e-mail us. let's get straight into it, _ questions or e-mail us. let's get straight into it, professor. - questions or e-mail us. let's get straight into it, professor. our. straight into it, professor. our first question comes from francis, a development producer from first question comes from francis, a development producerfrom london. over to you, francis. development producer from london. over to you, francis.— over to you, francis. hello, g

and now clive 100 other its c.e.o. is in the s. and p. 500 like you know it that's a darn good idea. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. china fires back at the u.s. after watching them question the findings of the world health organization probe into the origin of the corona virus. with the case still in locked out new rules people traveling in from 30 people read list countries to quarantine for 10 days in selected hotels and remain though over the plans implementation. of conservative journalist is harassed and assaulted as she covers a black lives protest we get her take on what life is like for a real feel for the different to america. i feel that being a conservative media is. very physically threatening to journalists. and stacy with the latest on the future of the wall street crowd and how it was strange the coming back markets.

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clive is the head of the jabs task force now and the person in charge of the vaccine and the pandemic that it's very likely that people will have had their two doses of the injection by august. so this is slightly ahead of those earlier predictions, and it just shows the huge speed in which the government has gone through its vaccine programme. and if you can have everyone vaccinated by the end of the summer than that is really wonderful news. of course is only really works in an effective way, in terms of summer holidays and getting which other places also moving as swiftly as the uk has in terms of the vaccine response, and at the moment it looks as though we're going to be soaring far ahead, so we might have a nation of people that are vaccinated, but with not as many options open to us as we were hoping for. ~ ., options open to us as we were hoping for. ~ . , ., options open to us as we were hoping for. ~ ., , ., it's options open to us as we were hoping for-_ it's great - for. what you think? it's great news, maybelle _ for. what you think? it's great news, maybelle face - for.

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- experience should invite waits or did you watch that on my tonight and that was actually pretty clive say that it's pretty cool that it's just i was just like the trying to make it through. we're going to try to make it through murray says weather forecast right now. but there is some rain on the way it's very exciting very exciting and for your super bowl sunday great weather, especially for inland valleys. >>still going to stay on the toasty side a little bit cooler though along the coast and east bay shoreline. thanks to the return of that cool sea breeze live look outside though downtown san francisco and we're tracking right now temperatures for your sunday afternoon cooling down to the low 60's for downtown san francisco after flirting with 70's today, thanks to the return of that on shore flow we're going to see cooler temperatures along the coast even cooling down to 50 degrees for those of golden gate park, 50 degrees as well for half moon bay, but daly city in the low 60's but noticeably cooler forecast for the 2nd half of your weekend brisbane and even sell san francisco in

as many times spoken out against social injustice as mentioned earlier a big supporter of the that clive's matzoh process for law say he also campaigned against voter suppression in the us his black communities ahead of the presidential election and in 28 scene he had been to school in his town of birth all can ohio to help children considered at risk and then make a song has also works for the n.b.a. players association union helps to promote player welfare well we have been speaking to basketball rights of brandon skate be robinson and he explains why activism by the likes of the run means so much to many of their fans. i think many people look to particularly african-american athletes to be the voice of black folks look ron speaking about social injustice and powering up people of color and less and more is really nothing you know even during obama's administration but post obama going into it to the whole trump presidency in particular with that promise school and even just hearing about things concerning the notion concerning those floyd it's nothing new that's that's his fight that's

long time brian county sheriff clive smith retired after more than 54 years in law enforcement. sheriff smith's exceptional career was highlighted when he was presented to the key to the city of richmond hill by the mayor. it is the highest honor richmond hill can give and presented in recognition of sheriff smith's honest and faithful service to the citizens of richmond hill and brian county. he began his career in law enforcement in savannah, georgia, and sheriff smith positively impacted every resident and business owner there from the start. he's a man marked by his bravery and passion and he is the epitome of a dedicated public servant. i would like to express my appreciation for the work sheriff smith did throughout his career, and i wish him the best as he begins his retirement. mr. speaker, i rise today to remember and honor betty miner of richmond hill who sadly passed away at the age of 87. betty lived a remarkable life and touched countless lives. she was a live long resident of richmond hill and became the first woman councilmember for the city in 1971. betty also se

i'm clive myrie.one getting a covid—19 jab, worn travel depends on everyone getting a covid—19jab, including in other countries. we are not talking about there is a lot of coronavirus in that country and you might bring some of it back when we already have it here, we are talking about the mutations, the variants. ~ , , variants. ministers will unveil further message _ variants. ministers will unveil further message to _ variants. ministers will unveil further message to help - variants. ministers will unveil. further message to help people living in the building is deemed unsafe since the grenfell tower disaster. donald trump is my impeachment trial pushes ahead. adults with learning disabilities in the uk are dying more than 20 years earlier than the able—bodied. we speak to a campaigner whose day —— his son died in a residential unit. sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sally nugent. good morning. it is great to see you. manchester united are through to the fa cup quar