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to diminish or to deprive serbian people of their right to use their language... ..to use their cyrillicr whatever else. so if we, if we, if we start to discuss the specific points of great volatility in the balkans today, you've mentioned republika srpska already, which is the serb element within the complex federation of bosnia and herzegovina. you have just mentioned that. the bosnian serb leader, milorad dodik, he said this last may — he said, "bosnia and herzegovina has reached its end. "all that remains for us as bosnian serbs "is to make an effort to part — to part — in peace." he wants secession. do you support him, or do you say to him, "mr dodik, you cannot. "you will not secede and join serbia." i have a relatively good relationship with president dodik, and i respect him. i don't give any orders to him. i'm not in charge of bringing any decisions on behalf of republika srpska. i'm a president of serbia. but you see how hypocritical this is. when somebody wanted to secede from former yugoslavia, and you were very much helpful to those people and to those former republics. but

here's nbc bay area's cyril quintana at union square. reporter the massive macy's store at union square, decorated in christmas ornaments, is as much a signal of the start of the holiday season as the christmas tree and skating rink in union square. but the macy's corporation announced earlier this year that it plans to close the store, along with 150 other underperforming outlets across the country. however, that closure is contingent on selling the property and according to multiple published reports, two local development firms, tmg partners and prada group, are among those interested in buying the space. alexander quinn, with jones lang lasalle, says that's a good sign for san francisco's economic recovery. there's increased convention activity now starting to recover in san francisco and more visitors, so both of those things are driving demand towards destination and experiential retail. so this is a great location for that. he says interest from two well-established local firms means they're banking on an economic rebound in the c

we knew pretty early on come on the bottom of the sheet, email, it had cyrillic lettering, which would come from russia or one of the other folks that came out with that. so we tagged the russians with it and we were talking to the fence. we were a little slow to get that out there, but we established it was a hoax, you know, threat, so you keep on voting. in all but four or five precincts did. and then about 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon, the fbi said there was a rush of peace. we also had an attack a few weeks earlier, 420,000 hits, and that also came from the russians. that was identified with our federal partners. we notified it, so we just put in an interface that said, you know, i am not a robot, i am a human, and it went down real quick. but they have been really active right now. >> is a concern income in my memory is just going, but -- is it concerning, and my memory is just going, but it is concerning about the bomb threats, do they close down the police right for an hour or so, to see if there is actually a threat, and then they have to extend the time of the pulling pace? -

and especially we've had cyril ramaphosa, the south african president, kind of pushing back against theer. we'll work with whoever we want. and russia is sort of playing this card of saying, we'll help you, africa, stop those former colonial powers meddling in your internal affairs. that's the message they've been pushing. the channel island sark, with a population ofjust 450, is looking for a new farmer to run its dairy. the current tenants are heading back to the uk after running the business since 2019. olivia fraser reports. early mornings and muddy feet are just something you sign up to as a farmer. jason and kathryn, though, decided to take that rural life to the next level by doing it all in the small island of sark. they took on the business five years ago to breathe life back into the local dairy, but have now decided to head back home. it's been a fantastic opportunity for us and, um, you know, and we have put sark milk and butter and cheese and in fact, double award winning cheeses have gone on to sark now. and, um, we're really excited and proud that exactly what we've accom

we knew pretty early on come on the bottom of the sheet, email, it had cyrillic lettering, which would come from russia or one of the other folks that came out with that. so we tagged the russians with it and we were talking to the fence. we were a little slow to get that out there, but we established it was a hoax, you know, threat, so you keep on voting. in all but four or five precincts did. and then about 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon, the fbi said there was a rush of peace. we also had an attack a few weeks earlier, 420,000 hits, and that also came from the russians. that was identified with our federal partners. we notified it, so we just put in an interface that said, you know, i am not a robot, i am a human, and it went down real quick. but they have been really active right now. >> is a concern income in my memory is just going, but -- is it concerning, and my memory is just going, but it is concerning about the bomb threats, do they close down the police right for an hour or so, to see if there is actually a threat, and then they have to extend the time of the pulling pace? -

i'm cyril with your latest headunesin i'm cyril with your latest headlines in the gb newsroom.r top story this morning. iran has rejected a report that it was behind an alleged plot to assassinate donald trump, calling it a repulsive claim . calling it a repulsive claim. and just to complicate matters between iran and america , this between iran and america, this comes as the us has charged an iranian man in connection with an alleged plot to assassinate the president elect ahead of the election. the department has described farhad shakeri as an iranian asset residing in tehran. it said he immigrated to the us as a child and was deported in 2008 following a robbery conviction . now, the robbery conviction. now, the metropolitan police has referred itself to the police watchdog over complaints from two women about the handling of investigations into allegations made against mohammad al fayed . made against mohammad al fayed. the complaints were initially made in 2008 and 2013, and the met have now raised concerns about the quality of police response . commander stephen response.

i'm cyril in the gb gone. 9:00. i'm cyril in the gb newsroom. your top story this evening. the metropolitan police has referred itself to the police watchdog over complaints from two women about the handung from two women about the handling of investigations into allegations made against mohamed al fayed. the complaints were initially made in 2008 and 2013, and the met have raised concerns about the quality of police response. commander stephen klayman, from the met's specialist crime team, said they're actively reviewing 21 allegations reported to the police to determine if additional investigative steps are available. or there are things that we could have done better . president biden has things that we could have done better. president biden has said that the anti—semitic attacks on israeli football fans in amsterdam are despicable and echo dark moments in history. this follows an independent investigation launched by dutch authorities into an incident where israeli football fans were attacked when leaving their europa league match between ajax and maccabi tel aviv. the

william's audience with president cyril ramaphosa has been described as a follow up to the state visitade to the uk by mr ramaphosa in 2022. prince william is in cape town ahead of the award ceremony for his earthshot prize tomorrow. this morning, the prince met with young conservationists at a viewpoint to table mountain. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to tom and emily. >> good afternoon britain. it is 1208 and just over an hour ago polls opened across many eastern american states as america votes for their next president. >> so will it be donald trump or kamala harris? that is the question. >> well, both candidates made their final pitches in the crucial swing 1520

i'm cyril with all the latest headlines in the gb newsroom, starting with some breaking news tonight.e're heanng breaking news tonight. we're hearing reports that three people have been arrested in connection with the death of the one direction star, liam payne. the singer died after falling from a third floor balcony in argentina nearly a month ago. argentinian media is reporting that two hotel workers are among the three people detained. there are also emerging reports in local newspapers that an as a as an as yet unidentified friend of liam payne is among those charged after authorities conducted investigations. now president joe biden has told americans to accept their choice and bring down the temperature following kamala harris's defeat to donald trump . speaking at the to donald trump. speaking at the white house, he says the electoral system is fair and can be trusted . with just 74 days be trusted. with just 74 days until trump enters the white house , biden reminded americans house, biden reminded americans of their responsibility to make the next few weeks count. >> setback

william's audience with president cyril ramaphosa has been described as a follow up to the state visit to the uk by mr ramaphosa in 2022. the two men will be joined by foreign secretary david lammy, who was also in the country, for a meeting with his south african counterpart, ronald lamola . counterpart, ronald lamola. those are the latest gb news headunes those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> very good morning . welcome to >> very good morning. welcome to britain's newsroom live across the uk on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so the whole world is on edge. of course the us particularly as donald trump and kamala harris, they finished their final day of campaigning. the polls have already opened in some states . they both some states. they both candidates headed to crucial swing states of pennsylvania to make their final pitches . make their final pitches. >> tomorrow i

will be joining foreign secretary david lammy for an audience with the president of south africa, cyril ramaphosa. >> that's as royal officials look to remove the word empire from the king's honours over colonial links will be debating that later this morning . that later this morning. >> and in the sport this morning the dutch dick dastardly, max verstappen won the wacky races of the brazil grand prix yesterday. manchester united drew with chelsea before their new boss comes in, and spurs came back from one down to beat aston villa. >> four one after a weekend of grey skies. does this new week offer anything brighter for us.7 joining me later to find out . joining me later to find out. >> hello there. very good morning to you. on this monday morning to you. on this monday morning i'm eamonn holmes, i'm isabel webster and this is gb news breakfast. so welcome back isabel. thank you very much. >> nice to see you . welcome back >> nice to see you. welcome back to paul coyte. so it was touch and go. whether we were going to have you with us this morning wasn't it. >> oh, i see what you're

for now i'm cyril. more in an hour. >> thank you very much for that.>> thank you very much for that. my name is michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight alongside with my panel , michelle donelan, the panel, michelle donelan, the former conservative minister and bill rammell former labour minister. good evening to you. if one michel is not enough, you've got two of us. what a treat for you all. you know the drill on this programme. it's not just about us. it is about you guys at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. you can email me at gb views @gbnews. com. you can tweet or x me or of course you can go to the website which is gbnews.com/yoursay. and don't forget, if you're sitting there thinking, oh, i need to go out, pick the kids up, grandkids, whatever, you can take us with you. because of course we are on your radio. there's no escaping us, quite frankly, and i love it. but look, shall we talk tonight? i was quite giddy last night, wasn't i? you'll be pleased to know i'v