> hey, hi. >> colin.ted, my lawyer says that i'm not supposed to talk about anything. >> what was his state of mind? >> he was confused. >> he loves his family. it was like hitting a brick wall and life stopped. >> was there any part that said maybe i don't know colin as well as i think? >> he's just a guy that had everything ahead of him. he wouldn't have thrown it away for nothing. >> so did you wonder, how did he end up with the garbage bags, with that evidence? >> i think if you just paused to think about it and question -- but we also know him, we know the man he is. >> investigator bolton did not know the rideout kids but he knew there how to be more to the story than two nice boys deciding to kill their dad. his investigation turned to their mom, laura right out, the woman who had been married to craig for more than 20 years and who had raised those sons. robin had been telling investigators about the divorce, and it wasn't pretty. >> there is a contentious separation and custody battle going on, w

colin paterson, thank you _ will fight back. colin paterson, thank you very _ will fight back.k you very much _ will fight back. colin paterson, thank you very much at - will fight back. colin paterson, thank you very much at the - will fight back. colin paterson, i thank you very much at the high court. two people have been arrested in connection with the death of a nine—year—old girl after a suspected stabbing in lincolnshire. police launched a murder investigation following the incident in boston last night. we're respecting the wishes of the family and those who are investigating at this moment in time by not releasing her details. obviously as and when we can, we will do, but our priority at the moment really is on supporting the family, supporting those who knew her, and trying to identify the offender from this and bringing them tojustice. our midlands correspondent navtej johal is at the scene in boston. navtej, what more do we know? this is such an awful incident, this little girl was of primary school age. schools broke up here last week and this is the first week of

colin's loyalty is wavering. | matters to me a hell of a lot. colin's loyalty is wavering.colin's loyalty is wavering. i had voted conservative all my - colin's loyalty is wavering. i had voted conservative all my life i colin's loyalty is wavering. i u—f. voted conservative all my life since 1960. there is one thing i always believe in, honesty. if you are not honest, the public will not have you. honest, the public will not have ou. ., , ., ., you. the town is no longer under threat from _ you. the town is no longer under threat from the _ you. the town is no longer under threat from the reservoir - you. the town is no longer under threat from the reservoir dam. i threat from the reservoir dam. whether the government has a bright future here is another matter. judith moritz, bbc news. so what's been the reaction in scotland, wales and northern ireland to this latest political crisis to befall boris johnson? in a moment, we'll hear from alexandra mackenzie in glasgow, and enda mcclafferty in belfast. first to hywel griffith in cardiff. lots of wealth conservatives not answ

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it's about -- my character, michael, is in a 17-year relationship with his partner, colin.as he's about to open the door at this big event space with hundreds of people waiting, colin says, "i've -- i've taken all my stuff and i've left and we're no longer together." and then, "surprise! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and then the door opens, "hi!" >> so, there's a big party >> jimmy: party. >> so, the whole series is, like, a breakup show of what happens when you've been, sort of, sucker punched with -- with terrible news and you're single again in new york city >> so -- >> jimmy: yeah >> it's a comedy, but it has some nice -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there are great jokes in there >> but it's, sort of -- i mean, it is darren star, so it's got real estate agents, so it's got some new york, you know, real estate porn, kind of, vibe [ laughter ] the city is a character within it, which i think you can appreciate it's got a nice feel >> jimmy: it's very, very good very funny i want to show everyone a clip here's neil patrick harris in "uncoupled." take a look at this. >> isn't it great

i will ask lieutenant colonel colin ski a question, thought if i may. lieutenant colonel, you are running -- center michigan. the issue here in orange county, california also of community center and they do some great things. from cyber to intel, trying to prevent some bad south from happening. one of the turns that concerns that i heard from fusion centers is this that the communication would not be as good as it should be and sometimes communication is from the fence down but not, i should say, from the bottom up but not from the bottom back to the fusion centers. any thoughts? . >> i think that we have seen through the years that the communication absent flows. i will say that we have been doing this since right after 9/11 and we are light years ahead of where we were, i think everyone would agree with that. i do feel that the communication is effective. we can always do better. i also feel that communication between the fusion centers throughout our nation, through the work that the national fusion center association is going to do to keep everyone

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colin kaepernick has not gotten an opportunity.are going to say that he has got the opportunity because you go to trial with the las vegas raiders. people say that he got the opportunity because, you know, a couple of years ago we gave him this big work out. we gave him the opportunity. he didn't want to sign the paperwork, the waiver. it was going to take away a lot of his rights. he turned that down. a lot of people will say that, you know, colin kaepernick is not good. the reality is that the nfl is so powerful. colin kaepernick should have a job. there is 96 quarterbacks on an nfl roster right now. there is 32 teams. i can assure you that colin kaepernick is better than half of those quarterbacks. why isn't colin on a roster? it is hard when you have black lives matter in your end zone. the guy that started all of this does not have a job. right? it is hard. yeah this, what is the nfl, it is 70% black players. >> right. >> we are looking at the head coaches. how many of them are black? it is a challenge. there are some people i

plus we're tracking tropical storm colin and we hear from one of those airline passengers offed $10,000 to give up his seat >>> and late today, the controversial uvalde school's police chief says he will resign from the city council after facing outrage for delayed action against the gunman the reaction in uvalde tonight. >>> a family demanding answers in akron, after the fatal police shooting of a young black driver their attorney saying he was shot 60 times the city bracing for more protests with body camera footage set to be released >>> the latest turn in the legal battle over abortion the new ruling from the texas supreme court. >>> the last-minute rescue at sea. crew members plucked from raging waters just as their ship was going down >>> the research just in how effective are your vitamin supplements? >>> and a new twist on fourth of july celebrations with prices soaring and fire dangers growing the cities ditching fireworks for drones >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >> good evening. 50 million americans are at risk for severe weather tonight. stor

colin strickland. both wilson and stricklandcycli.posted photos of themselves on instagram. >> i focus on a very large dinner -- >> reporter: that's him in a promotional video. >> i eat at leat every half hour if not every 20 minutes. wilson was considered one of the best in her sport. >> the winner of round one -- >> reporter: wilson's calm, confident nature on display. >> did you do a little bit of a preride earlier? >> reporter: she talked about her race strategy in this interview. >> i come from a mountain biking background. so i feel confident i'll be able to handle the big gravel sections on that bike. >> reporter: on the day she died, strickland was one of the last people to see wilson alive. he says his friendship with her was strictly platonic. he said they'd had a brief romantic relationship last year while he and armstrong were broken up. he says that after he and armstrong reconciled, he and wilson remained friends. after her death, wilson's family issuing a statement saying, at the time of her death, those closest to her

as a lifeguard colin hickey typically has his eyes fixed on the ocean.nto the waves for humans. >> i'm searching, i'm scanning all over the place. >> reporter: but these days he's looking down the hood of an ipad monitor. drone controls in hand. keeping an eye out for sharks. >> and we're just looking for any sorts of schools of fish that might be jumping around out there. because that's where the sharks will go to get their snacks and their meals. >> reporter: it's become a necessary skill this summer. new york's governor ramping up drone and surveillance efforts after a string of shark encounters. >> the past two weeks there have been five shark attacks. and just yesterday another shark sighting, leading to the closing of tobay beach. >> people looking to cool off at rockaway beach had to get out of the water this afternoon after another shark sighting. >> reporter: earlier this month a lifeguard drone capturing this video of a shark swimming off the coast of long island, prompting officials to temporarily close the beach. and week after week more shar

colin paterson reports.oth with huge social media followings and brands in their own right. rebekah vardy, married to leicester city striker jamie vardy, and coleen rooney, wife of england's all—time top goal—scorer, wayne rooney. they went head—to—head in a libel trial at the high court. today's judgment could not have gone much worse for rebekah vardy, her evidence described by the judge as "not credible, and on occasions, "manifestly inconsistent, evasive or implausible." it's a disaster for rebekah vardy. you know, her brand, her career in the sense of, you know, being a personality, has been completely ruined because she's effectively been found to be a liar by a high courtjudge, which is going to be hanging around her neck for the rest of her life. the case all centred on detective work coleen rooney conducted in october 2019. which ended with her accusing vardy, online, of leaking private stories about her to the sun. rebekah vardy said that this accusation had caused untold damage to her reputation a

colin scarola, appreciate it. >> thank you. e is a clean start anwel ghghonmethod of reducing fossil fuels "power lunch" will be right back to anyone that thinks they know what "nope" is about i would say... nope. you got a summer blockbuster on your hands. it is so hard to predict the mind of jordan peele. >>> welcome back to "power lunch," everybody. in the move toward renewable energy, you hear about hydrogen, but is it clean energy that's a bit of a gray area. diana olick joins us with her continuing series on clean start-ups. >> tyler, hydrogen produces next greenhouse gas emissions and extracting hydrogen to create fuel does and that's the problem. one company, electric hydrogen can produce truly clean hydrogen and investors are banking on it. >> our goal is to be selling the world's leading equipment set, the most cost-effective equipment set possible for the production of renewable hydrogen. >> electric hydrogen to create green hydrogen the systems use renewable energy like solar and wind to split water creating fossil-

been under a lot of pressure down 30% this year and to see a recovery in the past month or so up 15% colin rush is senior research analyst at oppenheimer he has an outperform rating on the stock and a price target of 1291 quite a gain from 739 now. we'll ask you how you get to the price target in just a minute, but it would seem to me that if you're going to sell roughly 100,000 fewer cars in a quarter than you did -- than previous estimates, you are probably not going to have the profits you might have had. >> without question. there's a lot of operating leverage as a scale of units i think what investors will be looking for tonight is not necessarily what the results look like and what the company looks like a year from now as they ramp up their berlin industry and we expect to hear about tag times and actual production there and as folks get a sense of what the factors will produce we'll get a sense of margin and profitability. based on the delays that buyers are seeing from tesla, i expect demand is very high right now. >> yeah. it's an important element that i think a lot of folks are

meanwhile, colin strickland maintains his relationship with moriah wilson was most recently platonicer a brief romantic relationship last year. mona, andrew. >> andrea, thank you. >>> the army is backpedaling on a plan to accept recruits without a high school diploma or ged. the offer to drop the requirement on a limited basis came as the military struggles to boost recruitment in this tight job market. critics called it a desperate move. officials say the idea is now on pause. >>> coming up, why the world's largest chocolate factory has been forced to shut down. >>> also ahead, the new warning about sharks this summer and what scientists are doing to keep swimmers safe. are you tired of washing dishes? well flip the way you clean'em. introducing dawn platinum ez-squeeze. it's a new, upside-down bottle... with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. platinum's upgraded, more powerful formula breaks down and removes grease 4 times faster. nice! no flip, no mess. platinum is also a go-to grease cleaner for your sink, your countertops, and to pre-treat stains on laundry. faster. easier. new

tropical storm colin threats severe warning in the east. fox team coverage senior correspondent claudia is live in los angeles. meteorologist adam is live in the fox weather center. but first to alexis mcadams why bit new york's laguardia airport. alexis are you seeing long lines there? >> christie at the lines are really nuts unless the flights of already been canceled or delayed. people are not happy and i do not blame them for they came here yesterday, today they told the comeback, white and hotel, wait a few hours they still have not left new york city but take a look here this is a check in line at american airlines. there really are not a lot of people there as we mentioned because american canceled the most flights out of any airline in the country. travelers are not happy, listen. maxwell, first i got one day in our july no problem. and then maybe about 9:30 a.m. i got the e-mail that said it was canceled. the agent at the gate no clue. >> other live looking see people waiting. as of this afternoon laguardia, newark and jfk had the

k. foreign secretary of the time robin cook met with us general colin powell during that meeting, powell reference the day when the u. s. military shot down in iranian passenger plane, killing all 290 people on board. he was regan's national security advisor at the time. and this is how he said the u. k. responded powell started the lunch by speaking warmly of the united states special relationship with britain. he recalled that when the iranian air bus had been shot down over the gulf, charles powell then u. k. national security adviser had rung immediately from downing street to ask what the americans wanted, the british government to say colin powell commended without apparent irony that america could count on no other government to behave like that. that tragic day was july 3rd 1988 the u. s was providing support for saddam hussein or rocks. invasion of a wrong if you can believe it. when the u. s. military shot down iran air flight 655 . the initial story was that a u. s. navy ship and the persian gold has somehow mistaken the air bus a 300 for an f 14 fighter jet. despite the obvio

colin paterson, bbc news, the high court.port people all households in england, scotland and wales will be given £400 this autumn to help towards fuel bills. so how will we get the money? our business correspondent emma simpson is here to explain. thanks, jane. this is a key part of the government's £15 billion support package. every household is eligible for the £400 payment, which comes off energy bills. it starts in october with a discount of £66, rising to £67 a month from december to march next year. how you receive this money depends on how you pay your bill. if you pay by direct debit, you'll see an automatic deduction. more than four million households use prepayment meters. if you have a so—called smart meter, you'll also see an automatic top—up added to your account. but it's a bit more complicated if you're on a traditional prepayment meter. customers will get a voucher via text, email or in the post which they'll need to redeem in person at their usual top—up point. the discount may not touch the sides given what'

colin paterson reports.ioned during the so—called wagatha christie trial. rebekah vardy, the wife of leicester city striker jamie vardy, was suing coleen rooney, the wife of england's all—time leading goal—scorer wayne rooney, for libel. today, it will be announced who has won. i was astonished that someone close to either party decided to allow it to go to the level of which we would be exposed to the minutiae of their lives. in pr terms, it is like opening up a gala pie to see a dirty great piece of false teeth in the middle of it. you know, expecting one thing and getting something totally different. the case centres on an online accusation made by coleen rooney in october 2019. she had been doing some detective work to investigate who was allegedly leaking information from her private instagram account to the sun newspaper. as part of a sting operation, she wrote fictitious tales about investigating gender selection and how the basement of their house had flooded, to see if they would end up in the paper

colin firth emmy. juliette binoche emmy. toni collette egot.hen i grew up, ate -- you planted one on the floor. like you fell down a staircase. >> no, i don't think that -- i think when they're -- i think it's a good thing since it's referring to colin firth, toni -- >> sean: i've never heard of ate. have you heard of ate? i have something for you. a participation award. [ cheers and applause ] >> aww! >> sean: you're amazing. speech, speech! [ cheers and applause ] >> ahem! >> sean: is this on? >> i haven't got a speech. >> sean: this is an emmy predecessor. >> this is great. my family's going to be very jealous. and the size. i mean, it's just huge, thank you so much. [ laughter ] >> sean: now -- and then the other show -- god, you have so much going on, it's so exciting. you are part of "the terminal list" which i watched the first episode. blown away. like the first ten minutes, i know i won't spoil it, it's like amazing. chris pratt, your brother-in-law, our friend. >> yes. >> sean: is also starring and producing with you. tell us a little

it because our next guest says one of the leaders could be first solar and it's moving bigger and colin at oppenheimer it's weird to see you and not be talking tesla. welcome. >> thanks so much for having me. i'm happy to be talking solar, and i'm more constructive. >> why are you more construct they've half of solar companies have gone bankrupt and -- >> it's much higher than that. >> why is now different? >> it's a tremendous market and we've seen about 100x growth and we think three to 5x growth including solar market from an insulation perspective and solar is the cheapest form of new energy for the power markets we're seeing, you know, a couple of important trends. one, energy security is a huge issue that this bill addresses in a meaningful way. secondly, we're seeing the elect ri nation not only of the transportation market and also the heating market so the demand on the power grid will be substantially higher and as we move towards wanting clean power around climate issues the solar demand will be substantial. >> go ahead. >> let me clarify, the inflexion point you're talking a

let's just remember what this colin paul's test tube of laundry detergent is worth .hich he passed off as a poisonous substance. how did it end with this. announcing a possible replacement of the dollar cost kodafi to sincerely tell everyone what he thinks about what is happening to listen to. now listen, you people from nato, you are bombing the wall that blocked the flow of african migration to europe, the wall that slowed down al-qaeda terrorists that wall was libya, you are destroying it. you idiots for thousands of migrants from africa for supporting al-qaeda will burn you in hell, and so it will be.

colin paterson reports.le of may when, for seven days in the high court, everything from the p0p high court, everything from the pop star peter andre to the meaning of images was mentioned during the so—called wagatha christie trial. rebekah vardy, the wife of leicester city strikerjamie vardy, was suing coleen rooney, the wife of wayne rooney, for libel. today, it will be announced to has one. i it will be announced to has one. . , it will be announced to has one. ., , it will be announced to has one. .,, .,, ., , ., one. i was astonished that someone _ one. i was astonished that someone close _ one. i was astonished that someone close to - one. i was astonished that someone close to either i one. i was astonished that. someone close to either party decided, you know, to allow it to go to this sort of level, of which we would be exposed to the minutiae of their lives. in pr terms, it's like opening up, you know, aipio to see a dirty great piece of false teeth in the middle of it. you expect one thing and ge

colin paterson, bbc news, the high court.in march. in his first public statement for three months, smith said he had reached out to rock, but the comedian had said he was not yet ready to talk. there is no part of me that thinks that was the right way to behave, in that moment. there is no part of me that thinks that�*s the optimal way to handle a feeling of disrespect, or insults. australia leads the medal table after the opening day of the commonwealth games in birmingham, with eight golds. the hosts — england — claimed two golds, but will be hoping for more luck tomorrow, afterfinishing second in five events today. chetan pathak has more. it has been an eventful first day of action here in birmingham and in london where the track—side got under way. more on that in a moment. the first medals were won, though, in the sprint triathlon, the men�*s race was first to go, and the expected tussle between new zealand�*s hayden wilde and england�*s alex yee, did not disappoint, wilde had a 16 second lead over alex yee at one point

colin third name storm sm hurricane system not expected to become a hurricane.oliday weekend crowding u.s. airports with a most travelers since the pandemic started in 2020 about 2.49 million passengers through 30% increase from july of last year i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "one nation with brian kilmeade" for all of your headlines log on to fox news.com. back to "one nation." >> the paratroopers, lieutenant. >> good lum. >> when we talk about extremism and terrorism be you think about 9/11. al~qaeda, the taliban. these aren't the only extremist groups we have taken on. i was able to look at this in my book thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates. >> in the aftermath of the revolutionary war, america had won independence from the british. that meant no more royal navy to keep its sailors safe at sea. the united states became vulnerable to a new enemy whose ideology we still face today, islamic radical pirates. they needed to build an economy from scratch, using their greatest asset, trade. the most important passageway, the mediterranean sea. but danger l

colin paterson, bbc news. and our home editor mark eastonjoins me now.ing situations around media law and how we are all publishers now.— we are all publishers now. indeed, it's very much _ we are all publishers now. indeed, it's very much a — we are all publishers now. indeed, it's very much a 21st-century - we are all publishers now. indeed, it's very much a 21st-century libel| it's very much a 21st—century libel case, if someone said to you i am a publisher you might think they are in the book trade or a newspaper owner but all publish up means is somebody who announces in public and these days anyone can put things on social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, in 2022 we're all publishers basically. what the case shows is the laws that apply to a media baron or newspaper tycoon also apply to people with a social media account and especially if they've got lots of followers like rebekah vardy and coleen rooney have, hundreds of thousands or millions of people reading everything they put up. as thejudge people reading everything they put up. as the ju

tropical storm colin has been downgraded to a tropical depression overnight.al storm warnings were initially issued for parts of both south and north carolina on saturday. forecasters expect heavy rainfall and localized areas of flash flooding over the holiday weekend, at the colin formed near the south carolina coast. this storm could still bring downpours, but it is expected to weaken or completely dissipated by sunday night into monday morning. now, back to dateline. dissipated by sunday night int monday m it's not on any sightseeing itinerary, but this too is las vegas, rugged, desert terrain that is a refuge or hiding place for the desperate and troubled. >> believe it or not, the whole area has homeless people up there. >> this is where greyhound took them. this is where he live, he said. out there, somewhere, they were convinced that there must be a second campsite, possible evidence about the killing of shauna tiaffay, so detective miller won up with the police air unit to have a look around. >> those two pilots decided they were going to fly that whol

colin is a great speller, won a spelling bee, so he was like, "here's the idea we'll do a spelling beei was like, "yeah, sounds great, sounds great. >> seth: now, you were okay. i should note an extreme amount of padding here. [ laughter ] >> i look like monty python. >> no, that was just covid weight [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, we all had a different experience did you still, though, have some bruising from the dog? >> yeah. what happens is, those suits, the dogs bite and you feel every tooth touching it just stops it from breaking through. so when i took the suit off, i had dog bite marks all - everywhere the dog bites me and it drew me back to him screaming "bite him in his nuts! bite him in the nuts!" he's screaming >> the nuts would have been the prime target [ laughter ] >> seth: i like that those dogs are intensely trained, but also, you still you can point them to an area in the moment. so, guys, ten years. that's such an accomplishment. ten seasons of any show. [ cheers and applause >> thank you >> seth: but you have all really put yourself through it. in order to succeed, you

colin paterson, bbc news.s a media lawyer whojoins us from northumberland. thanks very much for talking to us this evening. earlier in the trial, it looked like this was the most likely outcome, given the way the evidence went. what lessons do you think those who took part and perhaps others contemplating legal action should draw from it? i perhaps others contemplating legal action should draw from it?- action should draw from it? i think an one action should draw from it? i think anyone watching _ action should draw from it? i think anyone watching it _ action should draw from it? i think anyone watching it will— action should draw from it? i think anyone watching it will certainly i action should draw from it? i think| anyone watching it will certainly be thinking twice about going down the same road as rebecca vardy. —— rebekah vardy. it's notjust a cost that's involved in the astronomical costs that will fall upon rebekah vardy now. there is also the whole process of being in court and being cross by someo

colin: well, you need time, unfortunately. that is the one thing we are telling our clients.he good thing about bonds is that the prices should recover. that doesn't necessarily help if you are in a bond etf, and that is the most challenging aspect, because those prices don't necessarily need to run, and they might not recover anytime soon. that is the challenging part of what we are trying to tell our clients. coming into this year, we could suggest a slightly lower mark. importantly, those returns are still down. the good news, yields are pretty high right now. this is an opportunity and frankly, we know that there are still a lot of clients, none of investors. tom: where in the continuum from apple is half a percent yield? let's say, for example, not taking part in the energy bill? where is the best value? collin: we do prefer investment-great over high-yield right now. we are cautious on the junky issues out there, especially anyone distressed right now. what we are seeing in the earnings reports is the earnings are pretty disappointing. we are seeing costs everywhere ris

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colin farrell and vito mortonson who you wouldn't recognise when they come on screen as the british cavers first find the boys and their coach. here's a clip. how do you stay so strong? yeah, great team and of course will help us. on behalf of a coach, we stay strong. meditate. you pray? i bet you do. this is to get out? good work. so the terrifying thing is, yeah, i know, caves, water. i'm claustrophobic at the best of times. 0k, they found them, how do they get them out? because in order to get them out you have to be a train diver, it's terrifying. the anaesthetist to whom they turn for a plan, he initially says look, this is insane, you can't do this, it's mad, basically to find a way of making almost like packages. at one point they say, "they are packages, "we are the delivery people." they say, but look, if we don't do anything everyone is going to die. so this is an incredibly dramatic a story. and i have to say, it's very well rendered by ron howard. it's remarkable that even though we know the outcome, because of course, an international news story, they still sat there watching

colin farrell and viggo mortensen — who you wouldn't recognise when they come on screen — as the britishvery brave. how do you stay so strong? we are team — we help eachl other, and our coach help us. coach. on behalf of our coach, we stay strong. - he teach us to meditate. and we pray. you pray? i bet you do, all right.

colin paterson, bbc news, the high court. colin patersonjoins us from outside the high court. crazy. to get this far after— finances are crazy. to get this far after a _ finances are crazy. to get this far after a legal battle of the year they— after a legal battle of the year they will— after a legal battle of the year they will have spent {1.5 million each _ they will have spent {1.5 million each. what that means is even if rebekah— each. what that means is even if rebekah vardy wins, she will come out the _ rebekah vardy wins, she will come out the loser and the reason is you only get— out the loser and the reason is you only get about 70% of costs back. if you win _ only get about 70% of costs back. if you win theoretically you get the cost paid — you win theoretically you get the cost paid but only 70%. so you win theoretically you get the cost paid but only 70%. 50 about £400,000 short. cost paid but only 70%. 50 about £400,000 short. she will only get 15.000. _ £400,000 short. she will only get 15,000, £20,000 damages, which means if she wins. _ 15,000, £20,000 damages,

colin farrell and viggo mortensen — who you wouldn't recognise when they come on screen — as the britishs who first find the boys and their coach. here's a clip. you are very brave. we are team — we help eachl other, and our coach help us. coach. on behalf of our coach, we stay strong. - he teach us to meditate. and we pray. you pray? i bet you do. all right. we dig! this is to get out? good work. so, the terrifying thing is — yeah, i know, caves, water. my stomach is already going. i'm claustrophobic at the best of times. then, 0k, they've found them — how do they get them out? because in order to get them out, you have to be a trained diver to go back that route that they came in from — terrifying. joel edgerton is then the anaesthetist to whom they turn for a plan. he initially says, "look, this is insane, you can't do this, it's mad" — basically to find a way of making the boys almost like packages. at one point, they say, "they're packages, we are the delivery people." they say, "but, look, if we don't do anything, "everyone is going to die." so, this is an incredibly dramatic story

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colin paterson, bbc news, the high court.o be the next conservative party leader and prime minister. his announcement came as she and rishi sunak appeared before tory party members at the contest�*s first official hustings in leeds last night. mr sunak said he backed the return of grammar schools, while ms truss repeated her pledge to deliver the northern powerhouse rail scheme in full. 0ur political correspondent iain watson joins us now (05) in our westminster studio. give us a bit more insight into what these hustings are having on conservative party members. the?e these hustings are having on conservative party members. they are the --eole conservative party members. they are the people who _ conservative party members. they are the people who choose _ conservative party members. they are the people who choose the _ conservative party members. they are the people who choose the next - conservative party members. they are the people who choose the next primej the people who choose the next prime minister of this country, n

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on the streets of kozmina, house 1, two british citizens colin scott and adrian davis arrived. also, three us citizens michael vulkovich andrew fox and oliver short recommend that these citizens come to their senses and return home alive. let us remind you that, in accordance with international humanitarian law, foreign mercenaries are not captors and the best that awaits them in the event of being captured alive is a trial and maximum prison terms . at least seven people were killed, about 80 were injured in a ukrainian missile attack on novaya kakhovka in the kherson region, as reported by the military- civilian administration of the region , six missiles were fired at the settlement, three of them shot down air defense, one of the missiles hit the warehouses, which caused a powerful explosion. resolution visible within a radius of 2 km with the details of michael andronicus. glasses were broken in most of the city, but the garden community near the epicenter of the explosion suffered the most by this hour, the families of the victims are known and more than 70 people sought

imagine that colin powell in today's republican party, how left would be different. >> last questioncy is on the ballot, is it not? it's depressing to have to say that but this could be the last time that we have a proper free and fair election, where everything goes according to how it supposed to go. >> very possibly. that's why all these old -- don't matter very much because i think with this election -- democracy or dictatorship. choose one of the other. one of the parties wants to protect our democracy, the other is indifferent or wants to undermine it and bring you some authoritarian form of government. in a choice like that, two thirds of americans should -- >> be from like that, it shouldn't be hard. joycelyn see it is from looked at. let's see if people turn out to save democracy. michael, we'll have to leave it there. thanks so much for your time. when we come back, one last look at why these elections are actually representative of the most important -- of our lifetime. stay with us. stay with us my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never t