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colin: that is the major question. what are south africans facing?e going to have a multitude of crises? south africa is full of highly experienced people. in fact, they have had much more severe problems in the past. i think good south africans will have to stand up, businesses will have to stand up and stabilize the structure. particularly in the next fortnight. business leaders, government leaders, former activists will have to help manage the crisis. dani: not just domestically, it was not that long ago that he was around. he was at cop 27. what does that mean for south africa standing in the global community? colin: he was a very respected individual globally. i would say, south africa is full of leaders. should something arise, these are very competent people. i'm not concerned that we will suddenly find south africa immune in the world. but, he was a special leader and official type. it is not certain that he will resign. we will have to see today what they decide. is i say, i think is important in south africa. dani: we will have to leave it

>> a couple of your old favorites, brendan and colin >> seth: brendan and colin look, i mean, we'vey favorite films and at the time, a film that maybe was not particularly well received at the box office >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: people liked it critics liked it >> yeah. >> seth: it won awards >> i think it was just you that liked it >> seth: i liked it a lot. i talked about it a lot. did you -- the three of you, did you feel any sort of sense of the bar that you'd set together going into this? >> yeah, yeah. and for all kind of "in bruges" fans, you didn't want to let anyone down, you included. >> seth: thank you >> on-set, i'd be thinking, "i can't screw -- you know, seth won't have me on." but, yeah, but we also wanted to do something that was different, that wouldn't displease an "in bruges" fan, to have the humor and all of that stuff, but to go to a slightly stranger and maybe sadder place "in bruges" is pretty sad too, but so just to be completely free to take an "in bruges" audience to a different sort of place. >> seth: i've always thought that -- i think one of the things wh

kevin walling and colin reid, thank you both for talking to us.w year. >> rich: democrats on the house committee have just released six years of former president trump's tax returns from the years of his first campaign and his presidency. let's bring in chief congressional correspondent chad pergram. >> the news here is just that they released these tax returns in just the past hours so this was a brief session of the house of representatives. we didn't see them do anything about this on the house floor. it was ministerial, skeleton crew and no announcement. they released it into the congressional record. let me get into some of the nitty-gritty. mr. trump paid $750 in taxes his first year. losses of nearly $13 million. top republican on the ways and means committee characterized the tax release as quote pandora's box. democrats sought his tax information for years. it has been customary for presidents and contenders to release taxes. the former president argued he could not release them because he was facing an audit and said the public would not

colin paterson, bbc news, nottingham. now on bbc news — return of the tigers.emarkable comeback here in nepal. their numbers more than doubling in the last ten years. tigers are the majestic creatures. being assigned in the protection duties, it's an honour, you know, it's a privilege. it's a small victory in a battle to bring them back from the brink of extinction. it is definitely something to be celebrated. it does not come without the cost. the common area that the tiger and prey species and humanity shares is so tight, the community lives in terror. there has been an increase in tiger attacks on humans. more number of tigers and more number of people, definitely there is going to be conflict. so, it is going to be a challenging job for us to, you know, maintain peace between two species. chanting private pinky adhikari has been newly stationed at bardiya national park in western nepal. herjob here is to protect the park's endangered elephants, rhinos and tigers. after morning exercise, her unit heads off on patrol. we've been given rare access to go with t

colin rush who wrote the note says banning journalists without consistent standards puts the tesla brandto test a last, at risk. here's what he had to say earlier today on "squawk on the street." >> the brand and the backlash from consumers is substantial at this point, and certainly the foray into twitter is not helping that brand as we go into a period of time where we see more competition, and folks have more choices because we've been supply constrained for so long on the ev side, we think there's real risk around what that means for tesla. >> so, mike santoli, the concerns of -- and colin rush is basically echoing what a lot of people have been concerned with for quite some time now. is there a resolution if in the hypothetical world elon musk would step down as ceo of twitter, for tesla shareholders? >> you know, potentially, dom, i think part of what colin is doing is essentially articulating why tesla has performed so poorly in the last couple of months since the twitter deal closed. i would assume that you have to not only have somebody else running twitter day-to-day, but you h

tom samantha , lady colin side. tom samantha, lady colin campbell. is really on with these claims of royal racism. i think this is a plot by the so called sussex squad . so i'm looking sussex squad. so i'm looking into that tonight mark no. yeah. okay great. and i always love seeing lady on your show. okay great. and i always love seeing lady on your show . she seeing lady on your show. she alone is worth the price admission. the best 2 hours on late night telly. it's dan wootton coming up right after the break. stay stay . no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight this are sick squads smell blood as they use the hysterical msm storm around lady susan hussey's unfortunate faux pas dad my royal family as racist as the gays. i'll give you the side of the story. the woke media is ignonng the story. the woke media is ignoring in my digest. i'm going to explain why this is all part of a confected racism plot to destroy the monarchy, thereby extremist harry and meghan supporters like ngozi fulani . supporters like ngozi fulani. then i'll ask

we will make that and lady colin campbell , we we will make that and lady colin campbell, we will wel make that and lady colin campbell , we will speak we will make that and lady colin campbell, we will speak again next week. thank you much to samantha markle, thomas markle, junior and lady c. but coming up, has prince harry disrespected the royals by claiming meghan's did the job better and accusing now like of being jealous of a media coverage? i'll ask my superstar pharrell when they return for the media buzz at 10 am. and we'll find out how tomorrow's newspapers are reacting to. but first, new poll suggests, first, as a new poll suggests, britons strike britons support nurses strike despite risk of despite lives being at risk of health exploiting the health workers exploiting the public's make public's goodwill to make demands. former tory minister widdecombe, she's live with me straight after the . break and welcome is tonight's outsider and today witness the first nursing strikes in across england, scotland and wales with tens of thousands of staff abandoning, nhs wards, appoin

tom samantha , lady colin side. tom samantha, lady colin campbell.at is really on with these claims of royal racism. i think this is a plot by the so called sussex squad . so i'm looking sussex squad. so i'm looking into that tonight mark no. yeah. okay great. and i always love seeing lady on your show. okay great. and i always love seeing lady on your show . she seeing lady on your show. she alone is worth the price admission. the best 2 hours on late night telly. it's dan wootton coming up right after the break. stay stay . no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight this are sick squads smell blood as they use the hysterical msm storm around lady susan hussey's unfortunate faux pas dad my royal family as racist as the gays. i'll give you the side of the story. the woke media is ignonng the story. the woke media is ignoring in my digest. i'm going to explain why this is all part of a confected racism plot to destroy the monarchy, thereby extremist harry and meghan supporters like ngozi fulani . supporters like ngozi fulani. then i'll a

we will make that and lady colin campbell , we we will make that and lady colin campbell, we will wel make that and lady colin campbell , we will speak we will make that and lady colin campbell, we will speak again next week. thank you much to samantha markle, thomas markle, junior and lady c. but coming up, has prince harry disrespected the royals by claiming meghan's did the job better and accusing now like of being jealous of a media coverage? i'll ask my superstar pharrell when they return for the media buzz at 10 am. and we'll find out how tomorrow's newspapers are reacting to. but first, new poll suggests, first, as a new poll suggests, britons strike britons support nurses strike despite risk of despite lives being at risk of health exploiting the health workers exploiting the public's make public's goodwill to make demands. former tory minister widdecombe, she's live with me straight after the . break and welcome is tonight's outsider and today witness the first nursing strikes in across england, scotland and wales with tens of thousands of staff abandoning, nhs wards, appoin

colin clarke, senior research center. thanks for making time, colin. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up, president biden signed the respect for marriage act into law in a white house ceremony. how did we finally get here? we will talk to one of the key players this year's long battle for civil rights, moira healy, the first openly elected governor of massachusetts. who also pushed for same-sex marriage rights. she joins me, next. why are 93% of sleep number sleepers satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you can gently raise your partner's head to help relieve snoring. so you can both stay comfortable all night. save $1000 on our most popular sleep number 360 smart bed. only for a limited time. >>> on capitol hill tonight, the subject was a new form of marriage. should gay couples be allowed to marry, receive all the benefits from insurance coverage, tax breaks that heterosexual couples do? in the united states senate tonight, the answer was a resounding no. >> invoking the bible and ancient history, senators ar

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colin paterson, bbc news, nottingham.stmas but there is the hint at some colder air returning. the reason is because we have got these mild south—westerly winds at the moment. this is the band of rain, the weather front, that swept right the way across the uk during friday, giving ten to 15 millimetres of rain turning to snow over the scottish highlands and grampians, even at lower levels temporarily in the north. showers elsewhere but largely frost free away from the chilliness in the north. so, not particularly cold to start but perhaps one or two mist and fog patches to watch out for the first thing this morning but then a lot of dry and bright weather for england and wales, the showers get going quite quickly across northern ireland, pushing into northern england another western extremities. our rain band with its hill snow slow to drag away and it will stay in the cold air up in the shetlands all day, a lot of cloud behind but temperatures will be higher, notably for scotland, than they were on friday. and it is mile

all right, colin, - ask about that. all right, colin, thank you much indeed. putting drivers who had to stop on the motorway at potential risk of being driven into. for the first time, national highways has spoken about what happened. in that period, our ability to set red xs was switched off, that wasn't an ideal situation, but one we managed through other measures such as extra patrols on the network. but it wasn't just switched on and off again, it was off nearly three hours — a long time. when we brought the system back—up, we experienced some unexpected faults, that is why it turned into four hours. the outage led to outrage from rotherham's mp. motorists are 100% playing roulette with their lives every time they go on a smart motorway. the latest data shows in 2020, conventional motorways with a hard shoulder carried 60% of traffic and accounted for a.5% of all fatalities. in comparison, smart motorways carried less traffic, just 3.3%, but were safer, accounting for 0.6a% of fatalities. but the figures are disputed, with critics arguing the data needs to

joining now is ibrahim al husseini, and colin rusch, who just named teslaa top pick for 2023 welcome of you ibrahim, start with you. how much of a concern is this tesla selling, you think, especially that it's paired up against twitter, which is in such a different industry and in such need of capital >> hi, john. good to be back and good to see you. i don't -- so, tesla is a brand. that brand is being tarnished on the daily because of musk's behavior publicly on twitter you buy cars, i buy cars, we know that a car is a cornerstone of a consumer's identity, at least for a large subset of consumers. traditionally tesla said i'm a technology-forward, environmentally conscious global citizen. that is no longer the case now it is a confused brand where it is, you know, that brand is associated with a founder that attacks fauci. he promotes characters that are antisemitic. and it has really turned off a lot of buyers. i remember when we used to talk about how proud we were of owning a tesla and now if you look at social media, the biggest thing you see are people taking screen shots of th

colin paterson, bbc news, nottingham.e been following the band of clouds and rain on that weather front of that�*s been pushing its way northward since going to be heading into scotland and to some slightly colder air. into scotland and to some slightly colderair. notjust into scotland and to some slightly colder air. notjust rain here but also some sleet and snow, many of the hills to the north and central belt. a few centimetres by the end of the night. for the south, few sharp showers and those will die away later in the skies were clear, temperatures will drop to around five or 7 degrees and a little bit colder in scotland but i desperately called which is why most of the snow will be over the high ground and that wintry mix for the across northern parts of scotland on christmas eve morning. that wintry mix, really around northern parts of scotland on christmas eve morning and that should tend to move away. we will see bands of showers coming into northern ireland, a few showers into scotland, around some more western

phil dampier , lady colin phil dampier, lady colin campbell, thank you both so much., is it wrong for harry and meghan's netflix doc to describe the commonwealth? the life's work of the queen elizabeth, the second as the british empire 2.0 as phil just referred to by superstar pattern. i'm going to return to debate that the return to debate that in the media because after ten. but first, as the militant unions plan, a strike by plan, a general strike by stealth, do the tories need to channel thatcher and launch a crackdown on former conservative minister ann widdecombe weighs in. me straight in. she's live with me straight after the . break tom bower and samantha markle on the way. but ann widdecombe is tonight's outsider . box says tonight's outsider. box says judean barons see hell bent on wrecking our third christmas in a row as hospitality bosses say almost a third of party bookings have now been cancelled due to rmt strikes. faced with a growing winter of discontent, rishi sunak is scrambling to introduce new legislation that would ensure minimum service levels s

phil dampier , lady colin phil dampier, lady colin campbell, thank you both so much.is it wrong for harry and meghan's netflix doc to describe the commonwealth? the life's work of the queen elizabeth, the second as the british empire 2.0 as phil just referred to by superstar pattern. i'm going to return to debate that the return to debate that in the media because after ten. but first, as the militant unions plan, a strike by plan, a general strike by stealth, do the tories need to channel thatcher and launch a crackdown on former conservative minister ann widdecombe weighs in. me straight in. she's live with me straight after the . in. she's live with me straight today i'm announcing that i won't be standing for parliament as a conservative at the next election . it increasingly comes election. it increasingly comes to view that it's so important to view that it's so important to engage with people about politics, about how country is run, not just through parliament, but also through new how now they get to do that on the nhs, which is great. yeah so i think this is

start with colin in minnesota. colin. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing well.n >> caller: i'm great so i'm just curious what your thoughts are about oshkosh i know in the past -- >> i had them in here. we had them outside. i like the look of their trucks. i like the look of financials. i like the look of management. i think it's a slow grower could be real interesting, though, because boy do we need a replacement cycle for that emergency equipment. let's go to aaron in new york. aaron. >> caller: hi, jim >> aaron >> caller: i was wondering if you think the ibm boron will continue margins -- >> i'm impressed the stock has had quite a move up it's in typical pullback fashion. i think you can pick some up tomorrow let's go to gus in maryland. gus! >> caller: hey, jim. >> hey, gus. >> caller: i want to give you an spn mr. mark's class boo-yah to ya i want to know what you think about rep. >> the ethanol market i'm not really into it i'm going to have to say ixnay on that one. i'm sorry, partner let's go to trent in ohio. trent. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i'm talking

then i'll ask bestselling author zadie , colin campbell and phil zadie, colin campbell and phil dampier if it was wrong to bow to the bane mob by sacking lady hussey after 60 years of loyal service , the late queen service, the late queen elizabeth, the great and as the trailer for harry and meghan's victimhood tv face drops right on cue , i had to do everything i on cue, i had to do everything i could to protect my family . the could to protect my family. the sussexes deliberately sabotaging william and kate's royal tour and the monarchy itself by releasing their bombshell new netflix trailer today . esteemed netflix trailer today. esteemed royal biographer tom bower and our special us correspondent for the royal tour, samantha markle. yes, that is the australian sister of meghan. weigh in at 1015. elsewhere on the show, they've finally admitted the cure was worse than the disease. britain's covid du mongoose, chris whitty and patrick vallance have warned lockdowns will result in higher death rates. as people like me always warned. so should the government now rule out ever locking us

colin paterson, bbc news, nottingham.iple changes in downing street. 0ur media editor, amol rajan, now looks back in the company of ian hislop, the editor of the satirical magazine, private eye. even by recent standards, 2022 has been a tumultuous year. her late majesty queen elizabeth. and britain went through three prime ministers and even more chancellors. 0ne went through three prime ministers and even more chancellors. one man was tried to make sense of it is ian, whether on tv or as editor of private eye fortnight magazine and latest annual. has the news felt crazy because it's been crazy or is itjust something crazy because it's been crazy or is it just something about crazy because it's been crazy or is itjust something about how crazy because it's been crazy or is it just something about how we're covering it these days? trio. itjust something about how we're covering it these days?— itjust something about how we're covering it these days? no, i think it's genuinely _ covering it these days? no, i think it's genu

colin paterson reports. they�*ve only gone and done it again. ladbaby are number one!s number one — the fab four only had four — and celebrations have begun. where is the fifth one? it�*s on its way, it�*s on its way down to us. i don�*t think they knew if we were going to get it right until the last minute. i think it's in traffic on the motorway, actually! it�*s leaving london like everyone else, probably, yeah. # feed the uk... bob geldof gave them permission to change the words of band aid�*s do they know it�*s christmas to make it about the uk�*s cost of living crisis. this is no all—star sing—along — those are all lookalikes. the only famous name — money saving expert martin lewis. and he got the bono line, so what an incredible thing. and he did show mark up with his singing, because he�*s a lot better at singing than mark! yeah, at one point, i was like, "stop showing me up here!" # tonight we're reaching out and helping you. - # feed the world. having a christmas number one may not be quite what it once was. the original band aid sold a million copies in a wee

despite the fact that the account was opened by the capitals, jamie ben and colin miller scored in theor two goals and it was enough to celebrate the victory with the belarusian. washington played the match 9 minutes and 41 seconds scored one shot on goal made two hits blocked one shot and made a belarusian new jersey striker davis and yegor shragovich lose at home and philadelphia 1:2, belarus spent 15 minutes and 28 seconds on the ice. made five shots on goal. once he made a loss and had one power move in 29 fights on the account of the belarusian 15 points. that's eight goals and seven assists in the eastern conference table for the devils to sit high in second place behind boston. objectively covers a sporting event, despite the fact that most journalists themselves are fans, it is difficult, but the most important quality according to the head of the organization viktor lukashenko, journalists have been able to professionally and vividly tell about sports not only in belarus over the past few years, including two olympic games in tokyo beijing, professionally objectively and vivid

tom bower, samantha lady colin campbell and middleton.ed their truth sussexes. well, we're going to give the real story tonight, mark. unmissable television always. i'm back at 8:00 tomorrow. thanks to the team . and we'll see you soon. team. and we'll see you soon. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office the weather is on the way . it's going to be met office the weather is on the way. it's going to be a met office the weather is on the way . it's going to be a frosty way. it's going to be a frosty friday with some snow likely across scotland. be heavy in places as well. a make or some disruption particularly friday morning rush hour through the central . this central belt. this is the culprit doesn't much it a culprit doesn't look much it a fairly area of pressure but fairly weak area of pressure but these weather fronts moving in will be bringing some wet weather cold it weather hitting cold air. it could provide heavy snow could provide some heavy snow later tonight . still a few later tonight. still

but until then, phil dampier and lady colin campbell have a very christmas memory.uch but coming up, as hollywood finalise a deal, much but coming up, as hollywood finalise a deal , they say to finalise a deal, they say to make it easier for scots as young as 16 to legally change their sex has sturgeon opened a pandora's box of gender madness by superstar panel return to debate that in the media box after ten and we'll have the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages then to but first i've spent the year every effort to leave ordinary brits colder and poorer but whose millions formed off royalty kotara campaign . my senior producer ben campaign. my senior producer ben leo has followed money to expose the liberal hypocrisy . the heart the liberal hypocrisy. the heart of the green militias is special investigation. coming up . next now, it's been a hell of a year for the man this. is it just stop oil who have cemented their place as britain's most hated group that flew themselves to roads blocked ambulances stopped kids getting to hospital and made every effort poss

but until then, phil dampier and lady colin campbell have a very christmas memory.uch but coming up, as hollywood finalise a deal, much but coming up, as hollywood finalise a deal , they say to finalise a deal, they say to make it easier for scots as young as 16 to legally change their sex has sturgeon opened a pandora's box of gender madness by superstar panel return to debate that in the media box after ten and we'll have the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages then to but first i've spent the year every effort to leave ordinary brits colder and poorer but whose millions formed off royalty kotara campaign . my senior producer ben campaign. my senior producer ben leo has followed money to expose the liberal hypocrisy . the heart the liberal hypocrisy. the heart of the green militias is special investigation. coming up . next now, it's been a hell of a year for the man this. is it just stop oil who have cemented their place as britain's most hated group that flew themselves to roads blocked ambulances stopped kids getting to hospital and made every effort poss

tom bower, samantha lady colin campbell and middleton.ed their truth sussexes. well, we're going to give the real story tonight, mark. unmissable television always. i'm back at 8:00 tomorrow. thanks to the team . and we'll see you soon. team. and we'll see you soon. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office the weather is on the way . it's going to be met office the weather is on the way. it's going to be a met office the weather is on the way . it's going to be a frosty way. it's going to be a frosty friday with some snow likely across scotland. be heavy in places as well. a make or some disruption particularly friday morning rush hour through the central . this central belt. this is the culprit doesn't much it a culprit doesn't look much it a fairly area of pressure but fairly weak area of pressure but these weather fronts moving in will be bringing some wet weather cold it weather hitting cold air. it could provide heavy snow could provide some heavy snow later tonight . still a few later tonight. still

has a need to do something with its teeth, it can just chew on this almost buffer and i'm still here colin. at his farm in southern finland. high kilo rears over $100000.00 pigs each year to sell to farms that then fattened them up for slaughter. he also used to cut off their tails. but in 2003, the practice was declared illegal in finland. it's supposed to be banned right across the european union. but nearly all member states allowed exceptions on mass . well, that's something taro. auntie kaiden is working to change. she's part of an organization that advises european pick farmers together with people like team or hi keira. she's fighting to improve standards on europe's pick farms. biggest obstacle, always his attitude. if you think that, oh, i can't do week. of course you can't. you have to think from the animals perspective, from the cow, the animal things, and stop thinking about money. how much money can i make for me? team all high kilo, make sure they not only have sufficient space, but also that they're not too hot or cold. well on her own then move on. he even installed his own

veronica ball from chester and colin spikeslee from brightlingsea in essex recorded these comments for us on video. i was very concerned because it was completely unsuitable for young children who might well be watching at that time. the introduction mentioned mass killings, kidnaps and rapes, and it was only after this that we were warned that the images might be seen to be distressing. as a retired police detective who's dealt with victims of rape, i was outraged to see this reported on live national news. the timing of the broadcast occurred when many children were likely to be viewing. we asked bbc news for senior editor to discuss whether it had been appropriate to broadcast the haiti report before the watershed. we received this statement. "the situation in haiti is a difficult and dangerous story to report on, and one which is important to make audiences aware of." "we appreciate it contains distressing elements and considered the piece carefully and used appropriate warning." another story which prompted a lot of comments from viewers this week was the mention in bbc news bulle

then i'll ask bestselling author zadie , colin campbell and phil zadie, colin campbell and phil dampier if it was wrong to bow to the bane mob by sacking lady hussey after 60 years of loyal service , the late queen service, the late queen elizabeth, the great and as the trailer for harry and meghan's victimhood tv face drops right on cue , i had to do everything i on cue, i had to do everything i could to protect my family . the could to protect my family. the sussexes deliberately sabotaging william and kate's royal tour and the monarchy itself by releasing their bombshell new netflix trailer today . esteemed netflix trailer today. esteemed royal biographer tom bower and our special us correspondent for the royal tour, samantha markle. yes, that is the australian sister of meghan. weigh in at 1015. elsewhere on the show, they've finally admitted the cure was worse than the disease. britain's covid du mongoose, chris whitty and patrick vallance have warned lockdowns will result in higher death rates. as people like me always warned. so should the government now rule out ever locking us

colin paterson, bbc news, nottingham.and rain on that weatherfront there that has been pushing its way northwards and it�*s going to be going into scotland into some slightly colder air. so, we�*re going to find not just rain here, but also some sleet and snow, mainly over the hills to the north of the central belt, a few centimetres by the end of the night. further south, we�*re going to find a few sharp showers for a while. those will tend to die away later and the skies will clear, temperatures will probably drop away to around 5 to 7 degrees. a little bit colder in scotland, but not desperately cold which is why most of the snow will be over the high ground. that wintry mix, really around northern parts of scotland on christmas eve morning. and that should tend to move away. we will see bands of showers coming into northern ireland, a few showers into scotland, around some more western parts of england and wales. for large parts of england and wales, it should be dry and there will be some sunshine at times, still mil

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most of colin's national leaders are taking part in the boy content, but the move is controversial. yes them school and those gorgeous share. a pop said you boy called i can understand and i support a boycott of artists and actors that would earn profit for the russian state bird of bits normal price. what does is kimball saddleback joshua? but i support urbana literary and musical works that glorify russia log that out skewed that i'm not too good to know. jackie moses knew that m a will be glad if he coach with the nutcracker from chikavsky. many polls want to see despite russia's war, but not in the national feeder. instead, smaller companies are offering the belly with you quine performers taking over the stage. just before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story at this hour. ukrainian president of already muranski has delivered a christmas eve address, saying he believes tears will give way to joy. as message comes, as ukraine continues to suffer from deadly russian attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure. that is your news update at this hour. i'm claire richard

there, a bag in such darkness is still pretty, i don’t know. the road is not on the jealous her father colin him to be in trouble, and if i want to, i don't believe it. be patient and in the morning in different directions. is that a matter of a casual acquaintance or a bride? whom? are you losing business? what would it be? it seems to be too early for insanity, too late for love . drag skirts, and go to the doctor, huh? to me my joy why are you alone where is your cassandra in the kitchen? save my hands? everything i needed to know. listen, i thought you liked handsome men. and that he left us , he died, and i speak with two children. but he's not to blame for this. and who is to blame doctors that they said you can't live at this pace. you won't last long. he wanted us to have everything and what did he leave us, except for this dacha. dinosaurs were shy and you are frivolous in everything, even your frivolity thank god that i did not. artist not offended by these, let's drag water from the well, let's drink tea. sergei sergeevich well, you can start all over again. the last plate imagine

after colin had been now minter managed and a financial towards any placement that the ation goes back. and then there, it's a blog course you can't get back on the ice. me, jenny, cause there. most of the players are so support said lake, you have to pay for basin music and not all can afford it. and we would like to go back as a team member argued elbow, they'll go do well, you need to know who the molina and i don't know that you know. huh. 2 months ago they now missile getting here and getting out there in kind of different. but there are some similarities, for example, this the kind of thing for the theme, like the way you maneuver and move around like the game plan. the game play is more less with him. so these really helps us keep in shape in there, not rules of attacks. we yes, we are not on ice. we don't have the ice field, but they've hockey touches there. we are working on no plan to get back on ice in leasing balls, having their positions so that we get fever, a bore ice cream to terms making sure we get a constant flow funding and also making sure that we have a strategy t

colin brown is from the uk health security agency.ction is rare, but parents need to be aware of the symptoms. the vast majority of children will recover without any ill effects whatsoever however unfortunately a small number of children each year will go on to develop more serious and invasive disease. it probably in the region of under 5%. of children that will go on to develop that more serious infection. what are the symptoms of that? and how can it be treated? so the symptoms of invasive group a streptococcus are of someone who's generally unwell, can have a high fever, particularly in children: poor appetite, signs of dehydration, not feeding. no wet nappies, altered behaviour, very sleepy. and what we would say is if parents are concerned at all and there is anything that would make them be aware that something is unusual with their child, and parents know best about what is normal. they should seek medical attention. and for the latest on strep a and information on the symptoms to look out for, you can follow on the bbc news w

so he's going to appear in the form of a cartoon character called colin. hi, tim. it's colin here.oking out for? the qualities needed are ingenuity, analytical skills, perseverance and an inquiring mind. in a sense, solving the challenge replicates what we need to be able to do in gchq, but in a fun way. along with m15 and m16, gchq says it wants to widen its recruitment net. whilstjob candidates still need to be british citizens, as of last month, they no longer need to have british parents. the agency also wants more neurodiverse candidates to apply. people with conditions such as autism, adhd and dyslexia. gchq says different ways of thinking are key to keeping the uk safe. what do you make of these puzzles? i think they're really good. many of our students wouldn't have heard of gchq prior to this challenge, and understanding that in actual fact they have the skill sets to be able to go into such areas is really good for them. has this made you think about a career in that world? definitely, yeah. i've always been into, like, problem solving, critical thinking, like, what you'v

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these other racial and social issues that have come to the forefront since 2016, particularly since colineeled. so we asked him questions about that. why aren't we asking questions about this? it's because this country and in this industry far too many times we shrug at anti-blackness. just because jerry jones was 14 doesn't mean anything. because the last time i xhekd emmett till was 14 too. >> i thought it was fascinating. i thought it was a fascinating reality check from lebron. and he delivered it in such a sort of rational calm way. it really made me think. and so you think that it's the media, we just what, have blinders on in terms of not being able to see these as equal things worth questioning and talking about? >> it's not so much the media. it's society as a whole. but if you want to bring it to the media this is one of those examples of why communities of color scream so much about diversity in the media, so that there are enough reporters in the room who would go up to lebron and ask him this question. because look, everything that happened to kyrie irving and all those quest

colin powell would often get thrown out. >> the democratic clerk of the house, cheryl johnson, presides until members ee lebts a speaker. there is an internal battle. mccarthy loyalists are sharpening their knives for members who oppose him. >> even if you don't believe in santa claus, know there is a naughty and nice list. a speaker and people have been disruptive and all of a sudden they may get a prime committee assignment or whatever the perk may be. >> the house must keep voting until it elects a speaker. they cannot do anything else until the speaker's race is settled. democrats say republicans cannot govern with their tiny majority. >> john: there could be some republican members of congress who get a lum of coal, we'll see. chad as always, thank you. >> sandra: new york republican congressman and former gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin. thank you for joining us. there is word, i have heard, that your name is being thrown around potentially for house speaker. would you be up for it? >> well, i heard your name was being thrown around, i don't know if john roberts is willing. >>

veronica ball from chester and colin spikeslee from brightlingsea in essex recorded these comments forfor young children who might well be watching at that time. the introduction mentioned mass killings, kidnaps and rapes, and it was only after this that we were warned that the images might be seen to be distressing. as a retired police detective who's dealt with victims of rape, i was outraged to see this reported on live national news. the timing of the broadcast occurred when many children were likely to be viewing. we asked bbc news for senior editor to discuss whether it had been appropriate to broadcast the haiti report before the watershed. we received this statement. "the situation in haiti is a difficult and dangerous

colin lonely pensioners. colin robinson. he's also known as mad pierre. i hope we'll be serving up a free six course meal to anyone in need of some company on christmas day at. his pub, it's the chestnut tree inn in worcester. he joins us live now. a very good morning to you. how are preparations going then for. sun turkey in the small awning and this four to go and another there's large piece of beef . and there's large piece of beef. and then i've got a few vegetables . then i've got a few vegetables. and as we were hearing earlier , and as we were hearing earlier, no need to peel your potatoes so that could save you a for job more now, not going to be failed , but i think we agreed to the field . how did , but i think we agreed to the field. how did this , but i think we agreed to the field . how did this how does how field. how did this how does how did this happen? because it's obviously mushroomed over the years . yes, right. obviously mushroomed over the years . yes, right . yeah. i was years. yes, right. yeah. i was in the council for 20 years. so

so looking at not just players for the 49ers like colin, but looking at, um at historical figures fromillie mays, with the giants and him having to deal with housing discrimination , so many people don't know about the back story there about bill russell being the first post segregation black head coach nba t. about tommie smith and john carlos and the olympic project for human rights. there's so many stories that are a part of the bay area and then athletes have kind of used their platforms to elevate these conversations nationally and across the globe. other stories that exhibit delves into include sexism and equal opportunity told to brandi chastain and female coaches who have been broken the gender barriers and colin kaepernick's protest for social justice. 49ers will be practicing again today, getting ready for saturday afternoon's game against the washington commanders. quarterback brock purdy is throwing the ball and it doesn't seem too limited by last week's rib injury. deeble samuel was also out on the practice field as he recovers from the knee and ankle injuries certainly lo

they gave me the dress they wanted to do as they please, plus beatings from colin. hand to me twice in the whole pregnancy three times. the first time it turns out i flew into the eye, because i sawed him, he was, roughly speaking, how tipsy, i sawed him at the beginning of the year. kolya think, you are doing something, i say, you have to do it. well, you have to work to earn money, like a family where the child will soon be served in the eye in the morning. he apologized and asked for forgiveness, but i myself believed evil, i will forgive him everything, everything is fine. it will take literally two weeks the same thing, story, only the feed flew not to me, but to my grandmother, although it flew into my stomach, my grandmother closed me. she arrived, then her sister from kaliningrad, she says, katya says. and what about grandma grandma became his garage as soon as maybe i fell. i hit it all the way here, but in the end they told the truth, well, vika vika insisted that they take the application from the registry office, she said these words, she says, not a man

you know, colin kaepernick comes to mind as the person who i think.t but also drew attention to the 49ers when he kneeled, and there was a big controversy about that throughout the country, and then he went on to become a figure in this so there were other players besides him who the 49ers have had right who have also done their own part to bring awareness to these issues. right i think one of the opportunities that we saw in doing this exhibit is to tell the stories within the context of history. so looking at not just players for the 49ers like colin, but looking at, um at historical figures from willie mays, with the giants and him having to deal with housing discrimination, somebody people don't know about the back story there. about bill russell being the first post segregation black head coach and the 18 about tommie smith and john carlos and the olympic project for human rights. there's so many stories that are a part of the bay area and then athletes have kind of used their platforms to elevate these conversations nationally and across the glo

bush and former secretary of state colin powell. >>> if you want your gift to arrive on time for christmasmillion people will have shop on the final saturday before christmas. that's nearly half the u.s. population. about 10 million more than the comparable date last year. about one-fourth will shop online only. the rest will do all of it or some of it in person. >> i had a little of that anxiety last week and it was like, okay, i really have to get going on this. >> have you got going? >> pretty much, yeah. >> lots of online stuff. >> i did all mine online. i'm done. >> and you save on the shipping as opposed to buying something and boxing it up. >> no returns for all the returns that i bought. >> fingers crossed. >>> let's talk about the weather. it is chilly. >> so cold. >> the freeze warning spreading? >> it's continuing into tomorrow. i'm taking my own advice, sweater weather today. kind of bundling up to stay warm out there because even if you get that heavier jacket, you're feeling it. let's move into the microclimate forecast on this wednesday. getting closer to the weekend. and yo