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devon conway did not hang around. here, another six. devon conway did not hang around.another six. for the top score in this broke up. sri lanka took five wickets, caps to remove conway just proves that the lien did not always sleep tonight. there it is. the new zealand winning runs came in the 24th over. the thumping point in the 24th over. the thumping point in the improved net run rate leaves them secure in fourth and imagining their semifinal. joe wilson, bbc news. a couple of days ago, we saw one of the most incredible innings of all time. glenn maxwell batting through the pain of back spasms and cramp to rescue australia from almost certain defeat against afghanistan. his unbeaten double century helping them qualify for the semi—finals, he been speaking on the bbc�*s no balls podcast. i reckon i have been in that situation a0 or 50 times and may be, may be the best possible result i get a 50 and then play a shocking shot to get out. it's a nice change to have some positivity on my phone. it did not feel like there was that pressure will or anything like that so i

devon conway didn't hang around. another six for ruxin ravindra, the top scorer in this world cup. sri lanka did take five wickets. good catch to remove conway just to prove that the lion didn't always sleep tonight. there it is. but new zealand's winning runs came in the 24th over thumping win, and the improved net run rate basically leaves them secure in fourth and imagining their semifinal. joe wilson, bbc news. so how secure are new zealand? well, they played all nine matches and must wait now for two other teams to play their final game to see if they're to make the semi—finals. but it's very likely, and this is the reason why pakistan's final game is against england. they'll have to win by 287 runs — at least. and if you think that's a tall order, afghanistan need to beat south africa by a38 runs. they're partly in that predicament because of the kind of mood that glenn maxwell was in the other day against afghanistan. the australia batter played through the pain of back spasms and crammed to rescue his team fr

and then of course the conway, moving back as, while the conway moves the, has to be constant coordination in order to avoid any, any upcoming problems. as they might be at that same coordination needs to be done on the smaller level of cost. also with the, with the i'm us of parts because they also need to make sure that there is a, that there is a safe passage. so yes, a lot of coordination which can take a lot of time. it worked this time, it worked for a small con way of 8 vehicles for $31.00, the babies that the few stuff and the families. but that's, that's it. yeah, that's how those. so to own babies during the monies to evacuate from that facility . so this morning i should 28 to move forward. so from las vegas, they would take it to, to the south of gaza 1st in order to see how their, how they can be stable and then to move forward. today, the 28th of them were moved to egypt. independence, 12 sloan out from there to, to cairo. the, the of 16 remained at the hospital in close to the trust. the rough or 3 babies remained in gaza cuz they were reunited with their families, which was

zoe conway, bbc news.ing a five—year study to see how blood tests might help diagnose people with early—stage alzheimer's disease. experts say spotting the condition sooner, could allow people to have new treatments to slow the disease. currently, there is no single test for alzheimer's, and patients can wait years for a diagnosis. the five—year project, run by dementia charities and the national institute for health and care research, has five—million—pounds of funding from the people's postcode lottery. we can speak to dr susan kohlhaas, executive director of research & partnerships at alzheimer's research uk. what is your reaction to these projects? what is your reaction to these ro'ects? . ~' , ., what is your reaction to these ro'ects? ., ~' , ., ., what is your reaction to these ro'ects? ., ~ , ., ., ., projects? thank you for having me on. this projects? thank you for having me on- this is — projects? thank you for having me on- this is an _ projects? thank you for having me on. this is an exciting

our employment correspondent zoe conway reports.st disgusting behaviour. i would get really upset - about going in and i would cry a lot before my shift. it was voices like these, heard during the months—long bbc investigation into mcdonald's, that led to the chief executive, alistair macrow, being summoned to parliament. these testimonies are truly, truly horrific. it's very hard to listen to. injuly, the company set up an investigations unit. today, the ceo revealed it had received 400 complaints, including of sexual harassment, racism and bullying. he said some cases have gone to the police, and 18 staff members have been fired. mr macrow, it sounds like profit is more important than protecting workers. that is absolutely not the case. the most important thing in our business is our people. our people are our brand. our people are the face of mcdonald's to our customers. we do everything we can to look after our people. employees have told the bbc that when allegations were made about a manager, rather than discipline them, they

kellyanne conway best of the best. good so see you. i miss you as always.d is dangerous place, china included. we'll have to spend more on military. we'll have to have a strong leader in the white house and spend more on military. we can't let china eat other lunch around the world. my pal steve forbes will talk about it rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. (♪) arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and join

zoe conway, bbc news.f murdering another teenager. alfie lewis, who was 15, was attacked in the horsforth area of leeds on tuesday at around 3pm as pupils were leaving two nearby schools. danny savage is there alfie lewis was attacked here about 48 hours ago, it happened on tuesday, he was 15 years old and he has been described by his family as one in a million. police arrested another teenager shortly afterwards and today a 14—year—old appeared before leeds magistrates, charged with the murder of alfie lewis and also possession of a knife. it was a brief hearing, the boy spoke only to confirm his name and address and that he understood what was going on in court. for legal reasons he can't be identified, primarily because of his age, and he has been remanded in custody and will appear before leeds crown court tomorrow. so that legal process is under way. behind me is where that incident happened on tuesday afternoon. this isjust where that incident happened on tuesday afternoon. this is just a fraction of

zoe conway, bbc news.139 million. it achieved the highest figure ever for the artist's work. the 1932 painting depicts a french model who was the subject of many of his works. we are about to take a break we will be back with the latest on that major political story going on in the uk. here are the live pictures from number ten. the spokesman saying they are continuing to look at what happened regarding suella braverman's newspaper piece that has caused so much controversy through the course of today. the official spokesperson saying she had no further updates on what had been said this morning, but asked if the prime minister had confidence in the home secretary and her team, repeated that assurance. the latest on that story, let me take you together live pictures from the gaza — israel border, also that information we were hearing in the last little while with the release of another video with hostages, paul adams telling us this is a physical and have more israeli hostages for around ten days. this part

zoe conway, bbc news. nhs waiting lists in england have hit another record high. since 2007. colombian rebels have freed the father of the liverpool footballer, luis diaz, nearly two weeks after he was abducted. luis manuel diaz was kidnapped — along with the footballer�*s mother — at a petrol station. she was released the same day. natalie pirks reports. cheering weak from his ordeal but in good spirts, manny diaz returned home to a hero�*s welcome. it had been 13 long days since friends and family had heard his voice. | translation: first of all | want to | thank god for giving me this second chance and for being back home. i want to thank all the people at barrancas, the families, and colombia for the great support they have given my family. thank you all. i love you all very much. very soon i will have the opportunity to hug you all. thank you so much, my people, thank you. thousands of miles away, his famous son luis, affectionatey nicknamed lucho, was playing for liverpool in france. the result was a 3—2 defeat but it was a night he will no doubt remember fo

zoe conway, bbc news.ld giving index by the charities aid foundation survey questioned millions of people from 142 countries about their giving and charitable actions. indonesia, held on to its title as the �*world's most generous country�* for the sixth year in a row. ukraine was the second most giving, despite the war with russia. the uk was recorded as the 17th most generous country in the world, despite the cost—of—living crisis driving up food and energy prices. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it�*s turned into a classic sunshine and showers day, although the showers have been quite plentiful. you can see on our earlier satellite image all of these shower clouds pushing in from the atlantic. it�*s all being driven by an area of low pressure, the centre of which shows up very clearly as a curl of clouds to the north—west of the uk. as we go through the rest of the day, showers particularly focused in spots exposed to the wind, a strong wind at that across parts of south wales, south—west england

an op-ed published last week, there was a trio of respected conservative lawyers, george conway, retired federal judge jay michael luttig, and former congresswoman barbara comstock, all of whom call attention to this problem within the legal profession. they write that many of their conservative colleagues appear to have been led astray, and they are loved by it. in fact, they are loud by, the owing crowd of reckless fraud and conman willing to subvert the constitution, and long established constitutional principles for the whims of political expediency. the actions of these conservative republican lawyers are increasingly becoming the new normal, in quote. now, from its very inception, i was extremely skeptical of the recent efforts to use the 14th amendment to try and disqualify donald trump from the ballot. the reason why was, beyond the legality of it, i understood, as i want you to understand, that even if those efforts had been successful, you are only getting rid of donald trump, you are not getting rid of trumpism. it is treating the symptom, and not the problem. and that is the

zoe conway, bbc news.rdering another teenager. alfie lewis, who was 15, was stabbed in horsforth on tuesday. his alleged attacker has also been charged with the possession of a knife. the number of people falling behind on their mortgage payments rose sharply over the summer months, according to new figures from a group representing lenders. rising interest rates have put pressure on homeowners, with the number of people in arrears up by 18% compared with last year. colletta smith reports. good morning, nationwide, donna speaking, how may i help? with rates on the up... i'm sure we can get to the bottom of this. ..more people have been struggling to pay their mortgage bill. don't worry, i'm sure we can get this sorted out for you. and an increasing number are now officially in arrears. you know, no—one wants to send debt collectors to your door. that is, you know, nobody wants that. that's not what we want. we want to help you. we want to get a solution in place with you. but we can only do that if you giv

zoe conway, bbc news.n police report from the year 2000 — that has been uncovered by the bbc. it said ray adams was cleared by a corruption probe which relied on false testimony from a man linked to the family of one of stephen's killers. the revelation contradicts years of police denial about the role of corrupt officers in the case. daniel de simone reports. the spectre of police corruption has long haunted the stephen lawrence murder. for three decades, scotland yard kept the secret we now expose. the met knew about it. that's what's so shocking. today we reveal a met police report concluded that a senior officer involved in the case, ray adams, was corrupt. the early failure to bring stephen's killers to justice led to suspicion that corruption infected the investigation. father of one killer was clifford norris, a gangsterfrom a criminalfamily known for suspicious contact with police. the public inquiry into the murder probed the issue. it didn't find corruption. somebody contacted us this morning...

zoe conway, bbc news.tan police that the force is taking "every step necessary" to safeguard events marking armistice day on saturday. rishi sunak summoned sir mark rowley to downing street after the commissioner resisted calls to block a pro—palestinian march through central london. protests have been held in the capital and other cities globally, each saturday since the israel—gaza war began. there will be a protest this weekend. parliament is very clear about that. the law provides no mechanism to ban a gathering, a static protest, a rally, anything like that. there is no mechanism whatsoever to ban such a thing. let's get some of the day's other news. steve wozniak, one of the co—founders of apple, has reportedly been hospitalized in mexico city. the 73—year—old entrepreneur was scheduled to participate in a world business forum event in the mexican capital. police in italy and the united states have arrested 16 men suspected of links to the gambino mafia syndicate. charges against the men include rack

zoe conway, bbc news. now for a bit of instant karma.f barra. the man took the camera but wrote a letter to the local police, returning the memory card to maintain good karma, but it was to prove his downfall. confused? i am. here is ellie price. it doesn't exactly look like a crime hotspot, and it isn't. barra, where planes take off and land on the beach. for amateur photographer greg crawford, on holiday with his wife, an idyllic place to take some perfect snaps. perfect, until he left the camera on a bench. it was picked up by someone else who decided they were meant to have it, but sent the memory card of all the pictures, with a letter, to barra police. they sold the camera to fund their holiday. according to the letter, they believed this was karma. the police didn't, and traced the wrongful owner thanks to photos he probably didn't realise he'd taken which located where he'd been staying. firstly, to steal something that is not theirs. secondly, to send this letter, typed up, in the hope they wouldn't get caught, and then basicall

the most wrong house ministers said that an ambulance conway was heat as it was leaving the hospital, caring critically on the patients to the roof of both across and into egypt, israel into and says that the ambulance had targeted was being used by homeless militants. the the, the striking l ship a hospitals, the biggest hospital in the gaza strip as to the numerous challenges it's medical personnel has been faced and in recent weeks with doctors desperately trying to treat patients in a facility that's on the brink of collapse with frequent power outages that having to use mobile phone lights to treat the wounded, voted if it was they fit your resources in the hospital decreases by the minute and no one else is here to help. and then we hold the united nations and the whole world responsible for doing nothing towards those patients and the palestinians. canada police thing a lot of fun. yeah. i know. we have all children here. children are suffering here and there's no one to help. but i remember that the un has once again called for humanitarian pulls us and fighting these bigger t

larry: continue with kellyanne conway talk about politics of appeasement. a big deal.uthor of a very good book, kellyanne welcome back, i don't think that this biden weakness is playing well. i don't think that appeasing iran or china oh, russia, you know, i don't know, you tell me. i'm reading reports. i know he is dead in the water on bidenomics, but foreign policy is not helping them. >> larry, in all latest polling includ including quinnipiac, joe biden scores worst on handles of the border followed by his handles of foreign policy, he has about 6 in 10 americans saying they disapprove handling on the economy, but foreign policy numbers are perplexing. the sales pitch that so many independents and others voted for expwroab jo joe biden made at least we'll get back to someone with experience on world stage and can broker deals. turns out he is as partisan as anyone in washington and for someone in joe biden who is vice president for 8 years, he was foreign relation committee chairman for announce of years in the swamp for over a half decade, you would think the one

new zealand chose to bat second in this match. 358 to when, eight for 41 when devon conway was caughtealand folded to 167 all out. the defeat and skillet with consequences for net run rate leaves them vulnerable in the top four. south africa look world cup confident. joe wilson, bbc news. well, the injury—hit black caps find themselves in a tough position to progress, just two points ahead of pakistan and afghanistan, and having lost the last three. but there is no panic in the camp just yet. we try to remain levelheaded throughout everything — not ride the highs too high and the lows too low. i think, for us, it is go about our business as we have done the whole way through. just keeping things simple, sticking to what we do best. obviously the way england, australia, south africa — they all play a very aggressive brand of cricket, and we have our own brand. if we stick to it, we know that we are fighters, we keep coming back time and time again and when it matters most, we really put the foot down. england's david willey has announced he will retired from international cricket follo

officer cado and conway lefshed a car occupied by 3 people commit traffic violations they conducted a traffic stop near the intersection of mc calster and market in the tenderloin. officers conducted an investigation during the stop. finding cause to identify all of the occupants of vehicle. the statement time, northern station officers upon responded to the lululemon regarding an organizationed retail theft that just occurred the officers discovered i large amount merchandise had been stole sxen broadcast the the information of the suspects and their vehicle. it needs to be mentioned this northern radio channel is on a different channel and he's officers proactive low listen to neighboring stations to police regular traffic. the officers heard this broadcast on the other channel and recognized the suspect vehicle information broadcasted was the same as the vehicle which than i had stopped. the officers successful low detained the occupants and alerted the officers at northern station. witness to the theft identified the suspects who were placed under arrest in addition with the help

you've seen that as somebody who grew up in conway and who lives in the white mountains. you mentioned that a little bit but why is that important? and, and what difference do those small businesses make in the small communities? >> the importance of just outdoor recreation where i live. it's sort of why we live where we live, why people visit our area, you know, it's generating activity that supports our local businesses. it's the backbone of many rural communities. it can be your mountains, it can be the lakes, the trails. these are the natural resources that are the essential assets for outdoor recreation. if a visitor comes, they wanna come to the white mountains, they wanna come ski, maybe they hire a guide or they come by the shop to rent gear, maybe get a, cup of coffee. they're sort of like getting as much information as they need to have a great day, a great experience. say they go out and ski and then at the end of the day they go to a brewery, but there's all of this economic, you know, i guess benefit of having someone come up and visit and have these great ex

in reply, the black caps chased down 172 offjust 23 overs, with devon conway top—scoring on a5 and glennaptain meg lanning has announced her international retirement after 13 years at the highest level of cricket. lanning, who missed this summer's ashes for medical reasons, is australia women's greatest run scorer. the 31—year—old played for her country 2a1 times, winning seven world cups. she will continue to play domestic cricket. ijust wanted to say how lucky and privileged i have been to have been able to represent australia and play the game that i love for so long. i grew up wanting to represent australia and i had fun playing cricket, i loved it. and to be to do it for 13 years has been incredible opportunity for me and i am very thankful for those opportunities. to football, and england manager gareth southgate has left raheem sterling out of his squad for a fifth consecutive time. southgate has just announced the 25 players for england's upcoming euro qualifier matches against malta and north macedonia later this month. newcastle's callum wilson has come back in, and — despite b

new zealand have lost an early wicket in reply. with devon conway falling to marceljansen as the blackoid a third straight defeat. they are 45—1 in the ninth over. an inquest has heard that sir bobby charlton died after an accidentalfall at his nursing home. the manchester united and england legend, who had been receiving respite care for dementia sincejuly, broke his ribs in the fall and passed away five days later. tributes both outside old trafford and inside within a book of condolence have been left by thousands of fans, remembering a player who won both the world and european cups. the hearing at cheshire coroner's court was told sir bobby had lost his balance as he stood up from his chair, and the coroner gave the full cause of death as trauma in the lungs, a fall and dementia. six years ago, lizzi jordan's life changed completely when she suffered a rare medical reaction to contracting food poisoning and went blind. now she is part of the great britain paracycling team and is hoping to compete at the paralympics in paris next year. rachael latham has been to meet her. i suffere

george conway, where do we begin? >> it's hard. >> first of all, did they glean anything from him, from the attorney general's side? >> i think what they're trying to show is that nobody is taking responsibility for these financial statements. >> but is that -- >> well, yeah. i mean, the way it's supposed to work is -- >> you know they weren't going to take responsibility. >> right. they just point at the accountants or don't recall things. >> blame, yeah. >> in a criminal case, that might work because you have to prove criminal intent beyond a reasonable doubt. the problem is, this is a civil case. the statements have already been found to be false. >> right. >> this isn't going to help. the judge can make findings and say, i don't believe that he didn't remember that. i don't believe that he was relying on the accountants. the story doesn't make any sense. >> or that was negligent, if he didn't remember. >> right. it doesn't even matter. he can find beyond a -- all you have to do is find a 50.01%, more likely than n

kidnapping of a federal official and assault on the immediate family member, a federal official to pat conway shook hands and briefly smiled with his attoraeys before walking away, he admitted during the trial testimony that he bludgeoned pelosi with a hammer after san francisco police officers showed up at that pacific heights home. prosecutors commented after the verdict came down saying that in america we are free to believe whatever we want to debate. but this case sends a clear message violence against a politician is just unacceptable. >> what you cannot do, it's physically attacked a member of congress for their immediate family. for their performance and their job. >> and the pups attorneys argued that the federal charges did not fit because he up on kron 4 sports and coming up approved to move the a's clear. a major hurdle. >> in the push to leave oakland, we're going to hear from mayor sheng thao. >> her thoughts on the decision. plus contamination concerns are causing i drop products to be pulled off the shelves. >> doctors explain what you should look for when you choose an eye ca

live now to our correspondent zoe conway what have been some of the main points that have emerged fromy?— points that have emerged from the hearing so far today? there was very strikin: hearing so far today? there was very striking evidence _ hearing so far today? there was very striking evidence from _ hearing so far today? there was very striking evidence from simon - striking evidence from simon stephens this morning. he is the former chief executive of the nhs. he was chief executive from 2019 until the summer of 2021 and what he was talking about, he took us behind—the—scenes, if you like, to meetings in whitehall where they were modelling what might happen in the worst—case scenario if the pandemic took hold in the uk. they were modelling as many as 840,000 deaths and he said that in one of those meetings, which took place in february 2020, that the secretary of state for health, matt hancock, was asked that if the nhs became overwhelmed, if care had to be rationed, who would decide who had to live or die and he said that in that meeting, the secretary of state for health, matt h

kidnapping of a federal official and assault on the immediate family member, a federal official to pat conway shook hands and briefly smiled with his attorneys before walking away, he admitted during the trial testimony that he bludgeoned pelosi with a hammer after san francisco police officers showed up at that pacific heights home. prosecutors commented after the verdict came down saying that in america we are free to believe whatever we want to debate. but this case sends a clear message of violence against a politician is just unacceptable. >> what you cannot do, it's physically attacked a member of congress for their immediate family. for their performance and their job. >> and the pops attorneys argued that the federal charges did not fit because he targeted nancy pelosi due to her political activities and not because of her official duties in congress going into detail to jurors did say off camera today, but they didn't think the federal charges were very straightforward. this is the federal case. there will be a local one by the district attorney of san francisco brought forward. and

this is a most wrong house minister said that an ambulance conway was heat as it was leaving the hospital, caring critically. one the patients to the roof of both across and into egypt, israel into and says that the ambulance had targeted was being used by homeless militants, of the strike meals to the hospital. the biggest hospital in the gaza strip as to the number of challenges it's medical personnel has been faced and in recent weeks with doctors desperately trying to treat patients in a facility that's on the brink of collapse with frequent power outages, the having to use mobile phone lights to treat the wounded voided if it was they fit your resources in the hospital decreases by the minute and no one else is here to help. and then we hold the united nations and the whole world responsible for doing nothing towards those patients and the palestinians. full of fun. yeah, i know we have all children here. children are suffering here. and there's no one to help. but i remember they without the un has once again called for humanitarian pauses in fighting. these negotiations must contin

our employment correspondent zoe conway reports.t is just disgusting it isjust disgusting behaviour. i it is just disgusting behaviour.- it is just disgusting behaviour. ., , , behaviour. i would get upset about going _ behaviour. i would get upset about going and _ behaviour. i would get upset about going and cry - behaviour. i would get upset about going and cry a - behaviour. i would get upset about going and cry a lot i about going and cry a lot before _ about going and cry a lot before my— about going and cry a lot before my shift. - about going and cry a lot before my shift. it- about going and cry a lot before my shift.- about going and cry a lot before my shift. it was voices like these _ before my shift. it was voices like these heard _ before my shift. it was voices like these heard during i before my shift. it was voices like these heard during the i like these heard during the months long bbc investigation into mcdonald's that led to the chief executive being summoned to parliament.— to parliament. these testimonies - to

ministry also says medics and patients evacuating as she thought in a world health organization, conway was stopped and detained. by the way, the forces, the ministry says it wants an explanation from the w h o number to put them on. hold on, let me. yeah, the world health organization has not yet sent us any report to explain the situation, including the numbers and names of those details of the inability to contact our chief edmunds. we don't know who is being arrested. we are waiting for a report from the w paid show, because there's a chance some of those detainees will be killed. we know the occupation forces are capable of that. the ministry of house has decided to stop all coordination with the w h o regarding the evacuation until they send us a report explaining what happened is there any forces have also carried out a series of raids in the occupied westbank can at least one young palestinians the incursions include the deployment of hama tanks and snipers that are being conducted across several areas from the lots of refugee company in nablus to a lot of refugee camp may have

responsiveness a full and a strike on the i'll see if a hospital in gaza city play being a nearby conway of red crescent ambulances that were intended to evacuate. when did to egypt within fights being used by a most of us and it all towards the said it's at least 15 people were killed under 50 injured and that's, that's hard. the casualties have been continued to arrive at the medical facility as needed by residential buildings, also struck. dr til is believed to have also been sheltering. tens of thousands of displaced published engines we had from god the base journalist month. so show men who took us. we would like that. okay, well that kind of thing is open this. i know some of the engine agreed upon between isn't an egypt. we leave the board there today, a group of and been in some carrying some of the engine that was supposed to go to the hot water to get treated outside was holmes and the we then then the other way to keep an engine in that's probably why dabbling says good back to go back to us too far. you would hit again in on sort of split in the city and then hit sign at the

in reply, the black caps chased down 172 offjust 23 overs with devon conway top—scoring on 45 and glennack fours to get the win. they're now on track to make the semi—finals. football and england manager gareth southgate has not included raheem sterling in his squad for a fifth consecutive time. southgate has just announced the 25 players for england's upcoming euro qualifier matches against malta and north macedonia later this month. newcastle's callum wilson has come back in, and despite being injury doubts at their clubs, both james maddison and bukayo saka have been included. southgate says chelsea striker sterling has been a crucial part of their journey and it's not necesarily over. the door is 100% open for him and other players who are not in the squad, so there is no doubt about that. jarrod bowen has seven goals already. palmer is starting to play well. it isjust already. palmer is starting to play well. it is just a changing landscape there. when we first started, we didn't really have any depth of winners to play with wingers, if you like. we had a different type of player,

the former prime minister in ron conway can be presented before the court that you see behind me. the judge has ordered that research to be brought to the guard, presented before the gorge. where are they open? try and should begin. so orlando, if the patient watch idea of what show up, however, the superintendent of police, of the all i gain read him or on con and diploma for a minute. this young man would put a she, i being get that because of the guaranteed concern. it can not be presented before the court in the guard say, this is done to amount to contempt of gold. there is no justification for every 100 others mister the broadsword and mister shopping. in this case, visual instinctively leads him on being especially up to observing that the police is not interested in the police as refused will be clear, cut directions and orders office and i'm about to go to your son has been 2 and a half months to go before the election given the fact that. busy prime minister has over a 100 cases against him and that the general government audio carter did seem to be in any more part of c

yes, i don't know. 5 in the west by conway. that is the thoughts on all this ice feeds a professor of international relations, a bus, kent university in i'm glad for us to have followed all. thank you so much for joining us now is well says, is just in gaza, just to destroy how most a we have a couple of memorials that she's also been destroyed as well. what was going on here? do you think i a while i think these are alias i've gone, basically not, they don't seem to know what they are doing. i mean, except that they are just killing people and committing a generous item massacred all of all sorts of indiscriminate fighting a presumably, international load unknowns international their money to in the home world. crimes . i mean all the older nunes have been, uh, have been broken and it seems enormous. uh, basically a crime. so being committed. so this is just part of it. uh i would say um uh it seems that they started out with the showed you there at n g and then they are going to dentists and if you to be in and today and ange

um uh once the uh they were taken uh from the, from the conway. and luckily some colleagues were released. we have had no contracts, but we keep appealing with all those impala um, for this 1st of all, the respects of their, their rights and the document and the issue material, but their health rights to treat them. and of course, the legal rights and whatever accusations they are, they're facing at this point. and they will call it early as told us that the, the death from diseases and goals like cut out number, the deaths from directors, conflicts. just how serious could this situation become? and what sort of time scale are we looking at as the international community, of course doesn't address the crisis a certain date. um we, the risk is a, with all that is the current situation, the, the up to the electing of, uh, hygiene situations that destroyed the water and sanitation system that destroyed a waste of the collection system. that diseases spreads easily. we have already seen an increase of respiratory infection. something which we normally

zoe conway is in westminster. zoe, what did the chief executive have to say?ic and said he was speaking as the father of an 18—year—old daughter. at times he was put under great pressure by the chair of the business and trade select committee liam byrne. mr macrow, it sounds like profit is more important than protecting workers. that is absolutely not the case. the most important thing - in our business is our people. our people are our brand, our people are the face i of mcdonald's to our customers. we do everything we can to look after our people. j we invest heavily in their training, we make sure they have a good i environment to work— in and opportunities to progress very quickly through the business. they are what makes l mcdonald's successful. without our people, - there wouldn't be any profit. the committee also heard some pretty startling statistics from the chief executive. he said that more than 400 complaints have been made to a specially set up in —— investigation handling unit set up by mcdonald's in the wake of our investigation. he said 17 case

live now to zoe conway who's been listening to the proceedings. zoe.e scenario where the nhs became overwhelmed by the pandemic. in that scenario, who would decide who lived and who died? it is said in the meeting matt hancock said it should be in decided who lived and who died, not medics and not the public. lord stevens told the inquiry he thought this was highly undesirable and said he had discouraged the idea the secretary of state should take this decision other than in the most exceptional circumstances. he also made clear that the inquiry that scenario never came to pass. what is interesting is a few months ago jeremy hunt, anotherformer jeremy hunt, another former secretary jeremy hunt, anotherformer secretary of state for health, told the inquiry he thought ministers should not be asked to play god and decide who lived and who died in a pandemic. decide who lived and who died in a andemic. ., ~ decide who lived and who died in a andemic. ., ,, , ., , decide who lived and who died in a andemic. ., ~' , ., , . it's been more than sixty years sin

kidnapping of a federal official and assault on the immediate family member, a federal official to pat conway shook hands and briefly smiled with his attorneys before walking away, he admitted during the trial testimony that he bludgeoned pelosi with a hammer after san francisco police officers showed up at that pacific heights home. prosecutors commented after the verdict came down saying that in america we are free to believe whatever we want to debate. but this case sends a clear message violence against a politician is just unacceptable. >> what you cannot do, it's physically attacked a member of congress for their immediate family. for their performance and their job. >> and pups attorneys argued that the federal charges did not fit because he targeted nancy pelosi due to her political activities. and not because of her official duties in congress that going into detail to jurors did say off camera today, but they didn't think the federal charges were very straightforward. this is the federal case. there will be a local one by the district attorney of san francisco brought forward. and s

reply, the black caps ad little trouble in had little trouble in reaching their small target — devon conwayhitting back to back fours to get the five wicket win inside 24 overs. more at our website. with all of the news in the sporting world and with the news of the release of luis manuel diaz. more news at 630 but that's all of the sport for now. former home secretary dame priti patel has told the covid inquiry that coronavirus laws were complex and highly confusing for both the police and the public. she said then—health secretary matt hancock's department was entirely behind drawing up the legislation, and she felt the ten thousand pound fines for lockdown breaches was disproportionate. dame priti was also asked about what she and the home office did around enforcement of the rules by the police. the home secretary can ask questions, clearly around an operation that has taken place, i did that all the time. and notjust on coronavirus, other activities taking place in policing throughout the pandemic. that is partly holding them to account, asking them around operational work, them to acc

joining me, kellyanne conway, former senior counselor to un president trump and fox news contributor. kellyanne, thihis reflects the sienna "new york times" poll no that came out a few days ago thachl is not an out liar, that other poll, this is a trend.do >> kellyanne: this im.s a trend and becoming accepted wisdom. swin theg states mirror nationa numbers, which is not always the case and everything coming up of trump for a couple reasons. trump's one term in office and his accomplishment and partly because of biden's one term in office. few people including his own party haveyou confidence in hi competence. joe biden suffers a gender gap, among men, nonwhite men, young men, just men, so abysmal, any fair reading and analysis of the gender gap should not be the republican party problem with women, it is the party with men based on law enforcement, economic and inflation, crime, ukraine, israel, the border is number two issue to that group. so i think donald trump is reallyif h poised to if he's nominee, poised to win a record number oollef noncollege educat nonwhite voters, hispanic

live now to our correspondent, zoe conway.ring the pandemic. how cobra was almost given up on and then they had daily meetings. talk us through everything baron stevens was talking about today in terms of that relationship.— was talking about today in terms of that relationship. what he has done this morning _ that relationship. what he has done this morning is _ that relationship. what he has done this morning is to _ that relationship. what he has done this morning is to take _ that relationship. what he has done this morning is to take us _ this morning is to take us behind—the—scenes of some of the most important meetings that happened at the beginning of 2020, so before the pandemic had really kind of built up in this country, when it was still unclear what the scale of the pandemic was going to be. i thought one of the most important things he talked about was something called operation nimbus, there was a meeting in february 2020 to talk about operation nimbus, which was essentially an exercise to find out what the scal

tournament and weeks from the final and they chose to bat second in this match and to win, 841 when devon conwayand scale of it with consequences for net run leaves them vulnerable in the top four and with world cup confidence. they've lost seven in all competions — tonight manchester united will try to stop their season going from bad to worse when they play newcastle in the fourth round of the league cup. it's a repeat of last season's final, which erik ten hag's side won, but they've been unable to build on that success thereafter. for the visitors at old trafford tonight, there's a chance for revenge but newcastle manager eddie howe is expecting a very tough game: there are a top team and top players and no doubt, possibly they will rotate the squad and team end to get the team sheet, i think one of the key tests is how you respond to setbacks and we had when he can store them in and that the use of the response of the weekend and a really good game against them i think that's were looking to do when you're in the managers position. that's eddie howe with how newcastle are feeling. what abou

conway and claire and back wanted to work through existing channels by introducing a motion condemning the equal opportunity commission. murray armed with a gala we both had sided with friedan's activist approachm. by 11:00 p.. nancy matt lee young teen at the university of wisconsin sitting on the floor dared to wonder if the world needed a new women's organization. friedan shouted to invited you? get out, get out. this is my room and my liquor. >> thank you rachel. you can see where people very often did not like eddie fred and -- friedan. why should we care about betty friedan today? >> as you enumerated in your introduction that he wrote "the feminine mystique" which is one of the most important feminist books of the 20th century if not the most important one.as "the feminine mystique" was as you noted a huge, huge bestseller but what it did was it established women as a category which at the time simply did not exist. you could say that betty threw the first shot which many other people then picked up so that's number one "the feminine mystique" and theme n number two the national

our chief reporter zoe conway is outside the building at paddington in london.k us through what we are expecting to hear today, zoe. in the next few minutes, _ expecting to hear today, zoe. in the next few minutes, simon _ expecting to hear today, zoe. in the next few minutes, simon stevens i expecting to hear today, zoe. ii�*u time: next few minutes, simon stevens will be giving evidence. we haven't heard from him during this inquiry before. there may not be the shock and awe in his testimony that we have heard from dominic cummings and indeed helen macnamara yesterday, but i think his evidence could be pretty tantalising nonetheless. we have heard very little from him about his role in the pandemic. he was the chief executive of the nhs from 2019, so before the pandemic, all the way through to the summer of 2021. i think the reason why it is going to be so interesting is because he was one of the men in the room when some really big decisions were made, and i suspect that what they will want to ask him about it is just how prepared was the nhs at the beginning