the cps will now look over everything in my case again.ting for the result. i've, um... i've had my decision from the victim's right to review and the chief crown prosecutor that has reviewed... ..my case has, um, pretty outrightly said that he doesn't agree with the decision of it being closed and marked as "no evidence", and that it should have been seen in front of a jury. i just can't believe that... ..they. .. ..they�*ve acknowledged it. it's hard to accept, but i've been told there's just no way forward for my case. because it was closed completely, the law says it cannot be reopened. i know now that i'll never have my day in court. there's no hope of any...any justice for what happened to me. it is soul destroying, it is soul destroying, to it is soul destroying, to be it is soul destroying, to be let down by a system that is there to protect. i'd just feel like change is needed. hello there. our weather story is becoming a little bit more unsettled as we head towards the weekend. no two days the same at the moment, not only in term

the cps will now look over everything in my case again. for the result. so i've just got back from work. i've, um... i've had my decision from the victim's right to review and the chief crown prosecutor that has reviewed... ..my case has, um, pretty outrightly said that he doesn't agree with the decision of it being closed and marked as "no evidence", and that it should have been seen in front of a jury. i just can't believe that... ..they. .. ..they�*ve acknowledged it. it is hard to accept that i've been told there is no way forward for my case. because it was closed completely the law says it will never be open and i know i will never have my day in court. there is no sense of justice for me. it is a really difficult thing to go through. ifeel a change is needed. hello there. as we head towards the weekend, it continues to be quite a messy, eclectic weather story at the moment. this is the situation for friday — this weather front bringing some intense outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland. the same time, we've got thi

to say open up a cps facility is around $10 million.hat initial investment and most of them are llcs. they turn into nonprofits later but they are llcs so it's big business. a lot of money is poured into the u.s. to fund the onset of cps facilities in our country because they know there is big government contracts on the back end to bring roi. >> jesse: is the biden administration aiding and abetting international child trafficking? >> absolutely. i spoke at the united nations last week. and at the cease africa summit the week before and it is common knowledge that human trafficking destination a is the united states. it's basically common word of mouth around the world at the moment for sex traffic rings that you want to move children into the united states because the biden administration, jesse, has declared us open for trafficking business. >> jesse: what happened to your sister? >> my sister was trafficked through a corporate setting through the music industry. and she was trafficked for six years. thankfully rescued 1994 to 2001,

detective chief constable and chief prosecutor from the cps. it has been six weeks since the cps.ificant stage in the investigation. the investigation team, with support from officers and staff from across the uk, have worked relentlessly since the murder on august 22. that has been a complex inquiry, which has been supported throughout by 0livia's mum and dad and the wider merseyside community. i would like to take the opportunity to recognise the dedication and professionalism of everyone who has been involved, particularly at the senior investigating officer, detective superintendent mark baker, and the crown prosecution service in bringing the investigation to this point. i will now hand over to maria. ., . ., ,, . maria. the crown prosecution service has authorised _ maria. the crown prosecution service has authorised merseyside _ maria. the crown prosecution service has authorised merseyside police - maria. the crown prosecution service has authorised merseyside police to i has authorised merseyside police to charge _ has authorised merseyside police to charge thomas cashman

the cps says it's committed to improving how rape cases are dealt with.mistakes made won't happen again. emma ailes, bbc news. you can see jade's full story in the documentary sexsomnia: case closed? on bbc three at 9pm, and now on bbc iplayer. and if you've been affected by any of the issues raised, there is information and advice on the bbc�*s action line — she's one of the most powerful women in hollywood. donna langley is the first british woman to run a major american film studio. and she's been behind some of hollywood's biggest films. now she has big plans for tom cruise which will take him into a whole new orbit. not bad for a woman who grew up on the isle of wight and arrived in la 30 years ago to chase the hollywood dream. our culture editor katie razzall has been to meet her. the back lot at the oldest surviving movie studio in america, and i'm taking a ride, la style, with one of the most powerful people in hollywood. donna langley is the boss here at universal and the first british woman ever to head a us film studio. iam a brit, i'm english.

the cps says it's committed to improving how rape cases are dealt with.n again. emma ailes, bbc news. you can see jade's full story in the documentary sexsomnia: case closed? on bbc3 at 9pm, and now on bbc iplayer. and if you've been affected by any of the issues raised, there is information and advice on the bbc�*s action line — bbc.co.uk/actionline britain's biggest supermarket chain tesco has reported a rise in sales, but a fall in profits. it said people are now "watching every penny" as they try to make ends meet amid the rising cost of living. the company's boss said shoppers are buying more own—label products, and the business is facing significant inflation pressures. our business correspondent, emma simpson, is here — this is another big supermarket chain talking about the pressure that household budgets are under. there is no doubt that there is a big shift under way in consumer behaviour. and of course, we are in the midst of the biggest squeeze on incomes since the 1950s, so it's not surprising that we are trying to save money as we do our wee

worker, but there's also police investigation before we make the decision that there's going to be a cpsrge. >> what could the penalties be? you know the investigation concludes and has concluded that a parent is not affirming of their lgbtq child, what could the consequences be? >> well, we first have to have an investigation, you know, it could be a felony, it could be a misdemeanor but we know a cps charge could harm, you know, your employment, could harm your education. >> tucker: so who is this elizabeth guzman? elizabeth guzman came to this country not so long ago from peru as a single mother. now rather than wait a while, maybe spend a few generations here before telling you how to raise your children in america, she's decided to get right to it and completely change child-rearing in this country in a way that would never be tolerated for a second in the country from which she comes. try that in the andedies honey and see how that works. yeah. but in this country, according to elizabeth guzman, you have to affirm your child alleys sex change or else you're going to prison, and the

portuguese cristiano has scored for the twentieth successive club season since playing for sporting cp02 . in total, this season for cristiano, only the second goal. the first was from a penalty kick in the europa league match against the moldavian boss. sasha argue until everything until the meeting. see you tomorrow taxi. it was oleksandr abramov, moving on to other topics in the kupinsky kharkiv region, ukrainian militants. they staged a monstrous massacre of civilians. the footage themselves posted on the internet, blamed russia for everything, but the facts say otherwise, all the details are anastasia ivanova's inhuman, completely unambiguous post with the ambiguous inscription payback will be commented on by a neo-nazi video. maxim zhorin these frames for reasons of firmetics. we cannot show completely clearly one picture of a monstrous body, two women and men are pushed into the pit one after another; weather and nature around is very autumnal and by itself the post itself, uh, said only one thing, that it was a direct threat to citizens. the newly annexed e to the russian feder

it could be a misdemeanor.ge but we kno couldw that cps, cps charge could harm, you know, emo your employmenymt, would harm your education. >> seducation.o who is this elizabeth guzman? well, elizabeth guzman cam?e to this country not so long agoher. from peru as a single mother. r than wait a while, maybe spend a few generations here before telling you how toet raise your children in america, she's decided to get right to it and completely change child rearing. d e in this country in a way thatcod would never be tolerated for a second in the country fromthat which she comes. try that i in the andes, honey. and see how that works. >> yeah, but in this country, according to elizabeth guzman, you have to affirm your child sex change or else you're going to prison and a statet to will raise your kids. >> now, yonk, u gomat to think ? they've wanted this for w a while. what would this mean? ouldwell, it would mean feweropl intact families. it would mean people likike elizabeth guzman make the decisions, the meaningful decisions within your house. me less resistance from you. it means more powerful

the cps says it is committed to improving how rape cases are dealt with.spain have found that saliva from the larvae of wax worms can break down some of the toughest types of plastic. it's being seen as a potential breakthrough in the fight against plastic pollution. tom brada reports. plastic pollution is one of the great environmental crises of our time. but could the humble worm potentially provide a solution? this specific worm you can see wriggling away is the wax worm, and spanish researchers say they have discovered chemicals in the wax worms's drool that can break down polyethylene, one of the most widely used plastics in the world. now we found that worms can do that through their saliva and in the saliva there are two enzymes that can actually oxidise and degrade polyethylene. according to the scientists who carried out the research, just one hour's exposure to the saliva can break down the plastic as effectively as years of weathering, and that could be crucial. polyethylene is an extremely useful but durable material. first created in 1933, it

the cps says it's committed to improving how rape cases are dealt with.dicated to bond themes. none other than dame shirley bassey stole the show, with renditions of diamonds are forever and goldfinger. she would, wouldn't she? our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson, was there. # diamonds are forever, forever, forever...# dame shirley bassey, belting out bond — the 85—year—old the undoubted star attraction at a royal albert hall concert to celebrate 60 years of 007 themes. he wouldn't take the coat. afterwards, backstage, dame shirley was everything you would hope for... i'm ready. and my diamonds are ready. ..refusing to do interviews until she'd had a massive gold cape attached, and then gushing about the reception she'd received. standing ovation there, dame shirley. oh, how about that? and my musical director had to play it over four times instead of two because i could not start to sing because everybody was standing up and applauding and... and i... it was... it was so touching, it was fabulous. # goldfinger! what role would you describe th

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in 2011, sheriff mack founded this organization, cps oh a.ff mack was a member of the oath keepers, he was on their board. he says he left the group in 2014, but he has continued to appear publicly close with the oath keepers founders. this is from cbs p o a's about page on the web quote, the lot forsman powers held by the sheriff supersede those of any agent, officer, elected official, or employee from any level of government when in the jurisdiction of the county. the vertical separation of powers in the constitution makes clear that the power of the sheriff even supersedes the powers of the president, and quote. that should be the end of the segment, i don't need to read anything more. just read that over and over again and understand that that is what we call, i can actually say the word on tv, but it's bs. there is more of it, the power of the sheriff even supersedes the powers of the president. it's hard to stay with a straight face. it is a ridiculous assertion with zero basis in the constitution or law, or anywhere else in america. bu

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things can change extremely quickly and ministerjames cp doing i quickly and ministerjames cp doing thee irreconcilable, his word, to the idea of less trust being prime minister ——james heappy. that is not to say there are not the group you are reconciled with the idea for the days and weeks ahead —— a group who are reconciled. that is absolutely it. there is a difference between saying what should happen now, what gets us through the week and what do we want before a general election? it is important to remember the context of what has happened over the last 2a hours, it's been absolutely dizzying, know that is the case quite a lot down here, but it has been dizzying. the problem was trust has a she fought for something over the summer, she went to conservative mps and members on site here is my vision, here's what i want to do with power —— liz truss. she is now not going to do any of it, it has all beenjumped on not going to do any of it, it has all been jumped on the chancellor is calling the shots, it seems, when it comes to the economy. and there are also hard decisions that are g

the cps says it is committed to improving how rape cases are dealt with.o�*clock this morning, these are our rainfall totals... this is in excess of four inches, and across other parts of scotland, england and wales in particular, we have seen some large amounts. this morning�*s rain continues to pull away from the north—east of scotland and we have rain continuing to journey to the south—east and pain that a mixture of sunshine and showers. some of the showers will be heavy and also thundery. it will be one day where you are. the strongest costs be with exposure, near coasts and the hills, but inland we are still looking at strong gusts and as this front moves away, temperatures are going to slip. this evening and overnight, many of the showers in the south will fade, we see further showers coming in across the north and it will still be one day with issues of fog and frost, will not be as mild tomorrow, as it was this morning. starts dry and bright tomorrow with showers in the west driving across to the east in brisk winds with highs of up to 19. hello,

i, on behalf of cps mersey cheshire, have authorised the charges following a review of a file of evidenceyside police. the defendant's first court appearance will take place at liverpool magistrates on monday the 3rd of october. our thoughts are with 0livia pratt—korbel�*s family at this time. the crown prosecution service reminds all concerned that criminal proceedings against the defendants are now active and that they have a right to a fair trial. it is extremely important that there should be no reporting, commentary, orsharing of information online which could in any way prejudice these proceedings. and i will now hand over to mark who will say a few words. thank you. as maria has just outlined, today, we have charged an individual with the murder of nine—year—old olivia _ if i could remind everybody that this is still very much a live investigation and therefore our work involves and it continues in earnest. at the beginning of the investigation, we were firm in our commitments to finding all of those involved in this case. this includes the people who tried to shield and protect in

than ajax napoli also 3:0 outplayed the rangers and the most confusing group tottenham in sporting cp 1:1, intertract and marseille 21 here, all the teams retained the chances of reaching the 1/8 before the sixth round. by this moment , 12 participants of the next stage and sixteen at once three english clubs, chelsea mansity, liverpool from germany, bavaria , borussia from italy, have already decided exactly. napoli in portugal benfica and porto spain are surprisingly represented only by real madrid plus the french psg and belgian trousers. i continue the football theme on the eve of the new guest of the russian football program with my colleague kazakova, the head coach of dynamo moscow, who caught yukanovich, dynamo is the bronze medalist of the last season and is still in seventh place in this championship, and the serbian coach told the reasons for such instability on our air. it should be noted that tyukavin is one of the most talented players in our team and absolutely sure that he has a good future ahead of him, he still has 15-17 years of playing at a high level. yes, now he

by communism, that the cp was suspect. and so clearly there's some issues here and tensions between how we're thinking about identity. we talked a little bit about this important idea of consensus and what it means during this era. right. that for me to be an american, i just did this and just tap that for for me to be an american, i have to prove that i'm not a communist. and so part of identity is also not explaining what i am, but explaining what i not what i'm not in the comics will help us do that. but the myth of consensus is based another kind of deeper myth that talked about that americans have this progressive mission to to civilize that these ideas of of manifest destiny if you will have been with us for four decades and decades are still being reflected in the cold war through comics and does not surprise. finally, national identity becomes and the comics help readers as going to see today especially politicize those ideas of what it means to be an american. and then finally, we kind of delved a little bit into

why he can keep the lies on -- lights on or why teachers are leaving by the thousands in texas or why cpss the worst run foster care program in the u.s. and the scare about transgender kids or critical race theory, who knew that a graduate level courses being taught in the first and second grade in the state of texas? nobody knew because it is not. but, the thing that is going to try to get you most scared about is the border. and the people he wants you to be afraid of, more than anyone else, are those who seek to come here to work, to join families, to seek asylum, because to return to their countries of origin might very well mean certain death for them or for their children. now, bussing migrants to washington dc, chicago, new york, building 1.5 miles, it is more than art and -- our insulation then it is a security device in the state of texas. that is not making a safer. i'll tell you what. this rhetoric, describing human beings as an invasion, asking texans to defend ourselves, he literally said this, take matters into our own hands. we experienced the consequence of that in el paso

in that, i mean, if you had to think which, which are the biggest challenges for cps to become cleaner. but the reality is, you know, more than half the population lives in the cities, and that's going up. so the estimates in 10 years time, $55.00, it will become 60 percent, become 70 percent. so that's the reality great urbanized ation. now that's a problem, but it's also an opportunity because if we more dense we can reduce the carbon footprint. if we change our cities, so people can walk around, cycle around, use public transport rather might on the cause of that helps if we can use this as an opportunity to build electric buses, electric taxis, more metro's and subways to stop students because people aren't traveling long distance by car simply means we can create better jobs, which can rely on renewable energies rather than fossil fuel. so of course is a challenge. more people move into city if there's not proper preparation of planning. so when a decent house in our cities affordable housing in the cities, we need to train up the workforce to have the skills from the jobs being c

and over again i think the country would be in a radically different state andhi effect it's never cp exalted in those ways, the people don't have real informationne. they subpoenaed do you think they should cooperate in bringing criminal charges? the committee conducted itself in an appropriate place. i think they did the necessary thing. this has happened before so there is precedent. to do so on an expedited basis and to hear from the people i think the question the american people are asking why aren't you talking to the january 6th committee.e. immediately after the election you? seem to have changed after you took the trip. you held president trump accountable. why are you afraid of talking to the january 6 committee and the same thing with the others. for those voting in the districts in november that would be for me a really important thing what does my congressman have to hide or what is my congressman afraid of. as well as the club membership and executive director and i would like to thank general holder as a complement for being here with us today and present you both with

i, on behalf of cps mersey cheshire, have authorised the charges following a review of a file of evidencerst court appearance will take place at liverpool magistrates on monday the 3rd of october. today's the last day of campaigning before brazilians head to the polls on sunday. the top two candidates are the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsanaro, and the former leftist president, luiz inacio lula de silva. all major polls have put lula ahead of bolsanaro. laura trevelyan is in rio dejaneiro. laura, a rather divided nation but they are agreed that this is really significant, really crucial election. significant, really crucial election-— significant, really crucial election. , ~ ., election. absolutely. welcome to rio. this election. absolutely. welcome to ri0- this is _ election. absolutely. welcome to rio. this is being _ election. absolutely. welcome to rio. this is being seen _ election. absolutely. welcome to rio. this is being seen as - election. absolutely. welcome to rio. this is being seen as the - election. absolutely. welcome to i rio. this is being seen as the most significant

status in that later moduie — apply for cp status in that later module or— apply for cp status in thatfor cp status they can still contribute to the inquiry. there will be — contribute to the inquiry. there will be many ways in which individuals and organisations can do this, for— individuals and organisations can do this, for example by providing information or evidence to the inquiry— information or evidence to the inquiry or— information or evidence to the inquiry or suggesting lines of inquiry— inquiry or suggesting lines of inquiry to the legal teams. alongside the preparation and hearings of the modules, i intend to conduct _ hearings of the modules, i intend to conduct a _ hearings of the modules, i intend to conduct a listening exercise. again there _ conduct a listening exercise. again there has— conduct a listening exercise. again there has been some reporting over there has been some reporting over the weekend about the design of and intent _ the weekend about the design of and intent behind the proposed listening exercise _ intent behind the proposed listening exercise. so

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he eventually did give her a raise and was working with the and aa cp national -- and the naacp national, but it was not easy for her at all. one of the deepest valleys in her life occurred in 1961 when she was passed over for thurgood marshall's job once he was appointed to the federal court. she wanted to be director counsel. she thought that she deserved it. but she did not get it. it went to burke, who was a terrific lawyer, supporter of the civil rights movement. he also was a white man. motley thought both race and gender had to do with why she was passed over. and so, there are two sides of the coin and all kinds of gradations. i love juxtaposing the stories because it shows the different experiences and how gender is very relevant to historical memory of the movement, and also whom we should understand as leaders of the movement. it was not just the men giving the speeches and rallying the crowds. as important as that was -- and it was not just thurgood marshall, who famously was extroverted and charming and the alpha male. it was also these women. motley was reserved. she was no

we heard from the cps there, saying that that had now been confirmed, those charges had been confirmed, and that... warning people that now these charges had been brought, to be extremely careful in what they said on the reporting of this case. we also heard that this is very much an ongoing investigation, and the police still need people to come forward if they have any evidence that they feel would be relevant. but confirmation there that a 34—year—old man, thomas cashman, has been charged with the murder of nine—year—old olivia per. —— olivia pratt—korbel. it is 7pm in bbc news. more than 50,000 rail workers are taking industrial action today, causing the biggest strike disruption on the railways this year. only around 11% of the usual saturday timetable will be able to run. members of four unions are taking part in the strike in a long—running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. our transport correspondent katy austin reports. shutters down, empty platforms — it's the most disruptive train strike yet. i've got no train, so now i'm having to... i've just rung my husband, he's got

why, i don’t know, sevastopol 24 in the cps?he line. what happened to you? i'll make it all right. dictate the address, leningradsky prospekt . she didn't feel well. i suggested she take off the shift. for some reason, she was brought to the hospital for an ultrasound, and then a call came in. i left it there. well, it hurts me somehow. and with whom kostya is not. mom's heart is weak, and i can't leave the shift. i've been thinking. maybe you will drive up to her, you understand? turn around, let's go back to the cps. what happened raiki bad when i'm good then was. and something muraki i don’t know who the animal said to. such an expression that when a sapper dies fly away? zhilin's group hit because alexander is timid, he will be back soon. once upon a time in the desert premiered on november 4 , 21:50 on ntv tell me, what kind of pain did you have, pulling started again for a while. well, i see that everything is fine with the fetus, though the handles of the legs, the head, the heart lies correctly, like that of an astronaut

charles: they call it the cp effect, neil. i'll tell you about it one-day.: you too. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is "

. >> i'm obviously extremely disappointed by the cps decision today.ink the biggest loser was andy coulson. >> andy coulson who today was found guilty of hacking phones. >> the man who rose to the top in fleet street and then downing street was sent to jail today. >> we used to bump into each other in the exercise yard. he was very tight-lipped and he'd say things like, "well it is what it is." how the mighty have fallen. >> rebekah brooks was the other key defendant in this trial. she got cleared of everything. >> not guilty of phone hacking, not guilty of bribery, and not guilty of perverting the course of justice. >> i am innocent of the crimes that i was charged with, and i feel vindicated by the unanimous verdicts. >> the jury decided that she was not guilty and murdoch then reappointed her. >> she was taken back and is now running the whole operation in britain. >> can you imagine another company in the world where the chief executive presides over a legal, ethical catastrophe and yet is put back in the same position? >> if you think about the po

who else is aiding and abetting the c or cp's goal to overtake america?ornia representative darrell issa on congress' role in allowing the ccp to gain ground. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we bin this sunday morning with the balance of power in congress at stake in just nine days. president biden and democrats will face a referendum from voters on the direction of the country from everything from out of control inflation to record numbers of unvetted migrants crossing into america through the southern border. the latest fox news power rankings has republicans winning control of congress with 233 seats which will most likely give my first guest the power of the gavel as speaker of the house. joining me right now is house republican leader california congressman kevin mccarthy. congressman, it's good to see you this morning, welcome. >> thanks for having me a back on, maria. maria: so how are you feelingsome i know you've been campaigning, crisscrossing the country, how do you peel about the midterms now a week a

>> we both said the same thing about cp's outfit. that should be what biden talks about. but he won't do it. tomorrow, joe biden set to head towards states were soft on crime policies are getting lots of attention but voters could elect the first republican governor in 40 years. >> carley: listen to this from one democratic strategist who says oregon is going to be a battleground state for a whole host of reasons and it's definitely not a role that oregon is used of billing. joins us now. good morning to you. oregon, the oregon governor's race is neck and neck which is why the president is heading to your state tomorrow and you say that from a perspective, the midterm election could be a turning point when it comes to crime in your state. can you explain that to us? >> the last few years we've had a bunch of bills from the senate that the current governor has signed that has just made law enforcement more difficult in oregon. linn county in particular is a conservative county and we want our criminals to go to jail. we just had senate bill 48 past and get signed by the go

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well we're definitely rolled over on inflation, but it's slow and because of rents or 40% of cp, those take months and months and months to roll off right, and so there's no question the bottom line is we're going to have the beast in the market is about to break the fed over its knees sometime in the next 30 days. that will break the fed. but near term, we have more stress. then the fed breaks and then we have a big rally out of that. and i'm telling what you could be up between now and march or so we could really rally when the wants the fed pulls away, but then we're going to be stuck with more elevated inflation in the you know, 4 to 6% range for years to come, so that's going to restructure. portfolio allocation. in other words, the previous decade. you wanted to be in growth stocks. now you need to be in value and emerging markets and wholly whole different portfolio for an elevated inflation regime. so what you're expecting is a significant decline in the coming month. given the earnings news, the inflation news got the september jobs report that just came in better than expecte