the daily mail leads with well—being must quit after failing to act on abuse, says bishop. ph has pressure mounts on welby to resign the eye. water bills must rise. the independent has. bishop joins call for welby to quit and the metro has time to quit and the metro has time to go. archbishop the daily star has the referees a silly sausage. okay. opening this section with the daily mail. and to borrow from your hero, bruce, this is the death of love. >> yes. so this is a yale psychiatrist told msnbc. i'm glad i got that out of the way. host joy read that it's fine to disown family members who voted for trump doctor amanda calhoun. i think that's how you pronounce her name . a child psychiatry her name. a child psychiatry fellow at ivy league at the ivy league school made the comments dunng league school made the comments during an interview on reed's show. the read out on friday. while discussing coping strategies for people upset by trump's election win. we were only talking about politics. was it last night or whatever? and i kind of think that the reason you vote in a boo

daily mail next.at louis schaefer wasn't the most inappropriate political commentator on air last night. >> steve, at the moment emily maitlis is pulled off air and calls donald trump bat. and then there's, oh, there's an s bats. and then three three asterisks. she sparked ofcom row over expletive laden news coverage. it was after the watershed, so i actually think they should have offered that. i would have tuned in for a for a show that is like election coverage with no holds barred. all the swearing would have been even more fun. but there's a bit i mean, we don't know if she was pulled off air. she was also recording podcasts at the same time. so when she wasn't in the studio for a bit, it was a bit where on social media it looked like, oh, she's been she's not going to be allowed back on, but she was back in the studio afterwards and then she swore again. so i mean, don't pretend that you're surprised that maitlis has a side in this. they knew when they hired her. so i don't know. some people on

the daily mail, labour. when will labour give forces funds they need? ily telegraph starmer plots to thwart trump on ukraine. the times pm heads to paris to talk to trump and tariffs the i smash the gangs won't work. and finally, the star trump new henry the eighth. so jonathan, lots of juicy stuff there. >> let's start with the telegraph. >> yes , indeed. it's good to see >> yes, indeed. it's good to see you, josh. >> it's good to be back. so let's crack on with the main story. >> i'd say. let's just get straight into it. so starmer plots to thwart trump on ukraine. so the pm and eu , the ukraine. so the pm and eu, the main story that's not the main story is that you could see it's our princess of wales looking resplendent and she's got three poppies. she's up in it on the poppy poppies. she's up in it on the poppy race there. that's too many poppies. >> can you let him make his own decision? of what he's. what's the most important? >> i thought you can say the main story was sleek, chic. the slinkiest dresses for party season and something. i'm looking

she went to the daily mail herself to say that she might have been fired.w much of my time ispent do you know how much of my time i spent trying to find stories for the daily mail to give you a grant, like every time i'm stuck in a queue, every time the flight is delayed , i'm like, can flight is delayed, i'm like, can ibnng flight is delayed, i'm like, can i bring this to the mail? so we can't really trusted that much, but she was working for the department of pension and work , department of pension and work, so obviously she knows she can retire and she knows exactly to how milk the system to get back in and get her mounted benefits. >> aideen raises a very good point. sometimes women complain for no reason . for no reason. >> yeah, i would, i would to me to comment. >> i really want to complain about that, but i can't women or as i like to call them, those minus ten nana ten himars or whatever. >> i mean, i prefer, i prefer my women to be below ten nanomoles, but i will accept anything over unless they're trying to lift a car off me. >> my testosterone

yeah, mick, the altrincham hotel wedding scandal now in the daily mail and greg appears to be the super suspected all along. >> we've suspected all along. >> yeah, it's the weddings that were cancelled to make room for migrants in hotels that has enraged local residents and was at the centre of private health care row, so i'm sure many people saw on twitter or x this video going around suggesting that people were getting private health care in altrincham. these migrants. then it turned out, no, it's a not for profit provider. gtd healthcare, which is stressed, which stressed it did not provide private healthcare and was being commissioned by the nhs. i mean, same difference probably to a lot of people, but then it puts a strain on the nhs. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> so neither is good. so dan butler and katie evans were trying to get married and they had it all planned. of course they'd spent money on it. it cost £9,000. they're planning this wedding and it was called off for basically to house migrants, which means you basically can't have a country or a society, and some of them are c

we have the daily mail now, council tax to rise by £110.he telegraph police, in appalling attack on free speech. the independent revealed trump pushed to sabotage starmer's chagos islands deal. the i labour will miss its new homes pledge, says official leading plan. the metro. trump's defence chief is a tv host. the daily star widdle in the shower to save the planet . in the shower to save the planet. finally, some common sense. those were your front pages . those were your front pages. let's have a closer look at those front pages. we'll start with the telegraph. >> steve loads on the telegraph. i mean, they talk council tax. we'll talk more about that in a bit. 30 clergy may face sacking abuse scandal. so there is some good news on there. but main story police in appalling attack on free speech. this is the story about allison pearson who look, i mean, i don't normally agree with the kind of thing she says, and which means it means something. when i think this is appalling, it doesn't matter whether you agree with her or not. what you sho

you were quoted in the daily mail that your father wants no part of retribution, and you were talkingut restoring agencies that have been politicized, like the doj, fbi, our intelligence agencies to their former greatness. the fbi used to be the greatest law enforcement agency in the world. our intelligence agencies were the best in the world. you said he wants no part of it. if you listen to the media and i have less than a minute, explain what you mean by that, and the hunter comment that you made. >> my father wants to make america great again, and illegal warfare has torn our country apart. the weaponization of the illegal system in the country, no question, the subpoenas, the nonsense, he wants to fix our economy, and fix our border and stop the wars, and endless killing, and make our cities safe, he wants to reduce taxes, greatest economy, greatest everything, he wants to be number 1 at everything we do, sean, and if you're using the legal system as a weapon, it can't happen, it can't happen, we'll be no better than venezuela, he wants to get to serious business, stop the games

and the daily mail says it's a �*nightmare�* for keir starmer and his �*donald loathing' cabinet — you'll now uk foreign secretary david lammy once called trump a "neo—nazi sympathising sociopath." but of course, he did meet donald trump in the us when he was overfor the un general assembly not very long ago. we have been talking about european leaders meeting in budapest today. many have been quick to offer congratulations to donald trump, including sir keir starmer, although there have been some private concerns over what his victory could mean for european security. our international editorjeremy bowen has more on that. during his first term, donald trump often alarmed his allies with sometimes impulsive and naive overtures towards the world's strongmen. here, with kimjong—un, the ruler of north korea. and then we fell in love, 0k? no, really. he wrote me beautiful letters. trump always wants to be the biggest man in the room, but he'll face more complicated challenges now than the first time around, since the summit in finland in 2018, when he met russia's president putin. america's a

. >> senior new york correspondent for london's daily mail. >> all the celebrities, all the a-listersgo there. everyone looks at what you're wearing, what you're drinking, what you're driving. it's just a beautiful area. >> on tuesday morning, ruth calls an uber to take her to sho's schoenborn house to cover this rare hamptons homicide. as luck would have it. her driver, czuczman moshulu, has just been there. >> when we got in the car, i just started chatting away, and then he mentioned to me that, you know, he happened to have picked up a man on monday morning around 8:00 and i said, wow, that's very strange because the woman that i'm actually reporting on was found dead in her room, you know, hours later. my gut instinct was like, this is just too strange. what would a man be walking out of a spa at eight in the morning, asking for a lift? >> on a hunch, ruth asks a colleague for any information about the suspect in sabina's murder. >> our photographer. he got a suspect's name with the name tom, and she asked czuczman the name of his early morning passenger on monday. i said, did yo

you werejust mentioning a moment ago, keir starmer writing in the daily mail today, using some quitetackle the bulging benefits bill that he said was blighting society. but, you know, he clearly that is designed to appeal to people who want to see tougher measures. but not all of his backbenchers and some campaign groups will agree with that. the met office issued a yellow wind warning for the uk on sunday morning, covering central and eastern parts of england until nine o'clock tonight. the warning states that the storm is creating "dangerous conditions. in wales, homes and cars are underwater as storm bert continues its destructive toll. more than 100 flood warnings and alerts have been issued across the country, with bridges closed and roads shut. a major incident has been declared in rhondda cynon taf, south wales, after heavy rainfall caused severe flooding. the river taff has burst its banks in pontypridd, north of cardiff. a man is considered missing in the conwy valley in north wales after hours of torrential rain from storm bert left the river swollen. wind warnings are also

fox news dendritic in the daily mail, kennedy is in the house.eering] tough week for yankees. >> it's devastating. trade the whole roster. >> we need to bring back george whatever they are doing to keep biden alive, to do that. >> fighting over ted williams. i want that conversation. [laughter] the block. one funny kinky moment, a round was on "fox & friends" as we can i assume you're doing something on vaccines because there's a lot of needles with him. [laughter] shooting heroin again, all jokes aside, i need to warn you we need to be extra careful tonight because if you say something stupid on television, the democrats will make you president. watch this. >> called puerto rico flooding and garbage. the only leverage i see is his supporters. >> not biden's best, but to used to assist he will get reelected on tuesday. trump man wasting no time and it maximum strength trolling a lot of value wednesday the best on stage. here's what. >> when they said i look better i said in that case, i will wear a suit. >> this is why the wardrobe keep sending i

you werejust mentioning a moment ago, keir starmer writing in the daily mail today, using some quite about wanting to tackle the bulging benefits bill that he said was blighting society. but, you know, he clearly that is designed to appeal to people who want to see tougher measures. but not all of his backbenchers and some campaign groups will agree with that. shelley phelps reporting there. the met office is warning that storm bert is creating "dangerous conditions" along the coasts of southern england and wales. a yellow wind warning is in place until nine o'clock tonight. the river taff has burst its banks — north of cardiff. people whose homes were flooded in storm dennis four years ago are again bailing water out of their properties. and, a man died when a tree fell on his car in hampshire on saturday. louisa pilbeam reports. the uk and ireland are dealing with the mess caused by storm bert today. and the wild weather is not going away. new weather warnings are in place for either for heavy rain, strong winds or flooding. yellow warnings, meaning travel disruption and moderate d

speaking of nominations, the daily mail attacked the barbarian owned shawn duffy for being a two-yearyoung single life. but since then he has been married for 25 years. he has nine kids. and everybody knows you can't party with nine kids. i mean that is why they arrested diddy. [applause] disgraced after justice millett had his conviction thrown out by the supreme court. but now we can go back to what he really loves doing. hiring nigerians into fake hate crimes. and finally, richard gere was caught on camera giving the middle finger to savannah guthrie on "the today show". guthrie appeared shocked and must have been wondering what is up this guy's butt? never gets old. unless you are durable. [laughter] sorry. so, as ionizer has learned one bad ad can mess up your whole year. that company put a transgender face on a can of blood like and their stock crashed. turns out most guys do not want to mix cheap beer and checks with a [bleep]. they also do not want to be told they are bigots for feeling that way. what about a more upscale brand like luxury cars. jaguar unveiled a new ad campai

here are some photos you are looking at obtained by the daily mail that show the migrant facing a long list of charges. doesn't look too bothered, sleeping and smirking. sexually motivated robbery, grand larceny, criminal possession of stolen property. growing calls as you know from new yorkers to change the sanctuary city laws. people don't want repeat offenders on the streets no matter what their immigration status is. >> dana: alexis mcadams. happy thanksgiving. >> john: record crowds expected at airports today as millions of americans try to reached loved ones for thanksgiving. aaa forecasting 79 million people travel 50 miles away from home for turkey and pie. we have a travel expert here. how do you expect i guess the next few days is going to go? >> it will be interesting. kind of depends on the weather and just how everything goes. but as i always say, check the weather and all your destinations where you are and where you are going and if you are connecting and plan accordingly. get to the airport early, be patient. don't be rude to airline employees and just as always you've

the daily mail says the staff at one of burberry's london stores have reportedly been told about a potentialover by italian brand montclair. the newspaper says the trenchcoat maker has paused discussions with affiliates until it has confirmed more details of the bid. burberry has been trying to turn around its business after years of falling sales. both companies declined to comment. the u.s. department of commerce is reported to have sent a letter to tsmc to stop shipments of some advanced ai chips to china from today. according to reuters, the instructions restrict shipments of some seven nanometer chips used in ai operations. they also reported last week that tsmc, the foundry, has told multiple chinese customers it will suspend production of their ai and high-performance chips. german remote driving startup vay is set to accelerate production. we will speak to the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we need to finish the job. we want to have confidence inflation will go back down to the 2% target. tom: minneapolis fed president neel kashkari talking about the outlook for inflation on cbs's

eric trump told the daily mail his father "would want nothing to do with prosecuting hunter biden orclinton, he doesn't give a dam, he wants the games to end." during one of my interviews with president trump, i asked him about this very question. he said, i will only be a dictator for one day. and that was used by democrats taken completely out of context. so let's play the full question and answer and you decide. the media has been focussed on this and attacking you under no circumstances, you are promising america tonight, you would never abuse power as retribution against anybody. >> except for day one. except for day one. >> sean: meaning? >> i want to close the border and i want to drill, drill, drill. >> sean: that's not retribution. >> i am going to be -- no, he keeps -- we love this guy. he says you are not going to be a dictator, are you. and i say, no, no, no. we are closing the border, and we are drilling, drilling, drilling. >> sean: you are going back to the policies that you had when you were president. you could tell he was laughing. here are reaction, judge jeanine.

got his nanny pregnant and it comes out that may maybe he slapped according snapped according to daily mailn in the face a major spin around all the way. and, you know, kamala harris hasn't got asked about that and i'll come either. i think ultimately will come down to his men come black to white, asian,, hispanic, all called moscow look at the mall here sent harris and tim walz wants to get an say, that is an absolute disgrace of a ticket, not only because they are both more about because they lie to us all the time. jesse, the latest light corn trump says, hey, i want to keep everybody out of war. i don't want your sons and daughters in risk at all. and come by the way, it's super wealthy people in positions of power had to actually face stag themselves like this cheney or the cheney family, they wouldn' be as quick to send everybody else to war. this is the oldest thing ever. back in the civil war they woul say rich richmond's more, poor man's fight. and all of a sudden democrats are lining up saying, this cheney, how hall in hallelujah thank the lord for her being a truth teller? noca t

the daily mail has something that she also think -- didn't think that jill biden was genuine becausethings that she had heard jill biden saying about her husband. so that meeting not going to happen. to circle back, they will give us a look inside the oval office at the two of those guys sitting there at the beginning. we don't know exactly how long it's going to take to get a readout but you think of the two of those guys aren't going to talk about the vice president possibly when the doors slide shut? >> jesse: i wish there was a listening device that you could plant in there for us. legally of course. what that is a conversation. trump will tell us what went down later. i really cannot wait for tomorrow, it's would be great. we will have a body language expert analyse it. good to see you, thanks for staying up late. democrats want to deport trump voters from thanksgiving. >> jesse: it's only been a week since trump was reelected and the left still needs a drink. the dude used to be the up enemy of trail but now he's totally grieving men. >> you've got ups and downs, this is how we

according to the daily mail, disney if exbiives were worried her comments would hurt the upcoming movie the most recently, he called out trump voters on her instagram story after saying, quote with, may trump supporters and voters or and trump himself never know peace. and those are your headlines. let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. rick's going to to give us some peace of mind about the weather. rick: could you believe the the me 9/11 business brother thing was 35 years ago? rachel: no. rick: most people probably don't kno what concern know what this is. rachel: i'm old enough to know. rick: i know, you and me both. we're going to get a lot of rain for a lot of people that hamid it. a lot of rain and mountain snow, snow levels coming down to around 2,000 feet. down across central california we're going to get moisture as well. more rain today and tonight across areas across parts of the south, oklahoma and in towards texas. this right here is remnant moisture from what was tropical storm sara, but rain coming to the mid-atlantic and north

so it's -- brian: so this podcaster, steven miller, writes this on the daily mail, kamala harris emptyate on snl means there's a real possibility we get maya rudolph doing hallelujah with on a piano next week, because when they depicted length, she was funny in a bar, she lost, and the woman who played her whose name eludes me -- steve: kate mckinnon? >> she ended up playing piano in a bar the next week. ainsley: next weekend, hopefully, we will know who wins. steve: tuesday night -- iowans a iowans hoping for tuesday night. next w50ebg we will know who the next president will be. payne babe right. and we'll find out if snl will be with the madden cover, every superstar that you put on hand, they yet hurt next year, we'll see if snl is a hex. steve: it's too bad she didn't drop by, our door is always opening -- open, just saying. jacqui heinrich is live in michigan, south korean left ahead of harris' rally at michigan state university. meanwhile, carley shimkus is catching up with trump the supports already lining up outside a rally in pennsylvania. ainsley: but first, aishah hasnie is

. >> sean: your husband was quoted in the daily mail as saying that his father has no interest in retributionn said that he would likely strongly consider pardoning hunter biden as a sign of goodwill. now we have this issue involving matt gaetz. i have to believe matt gaetz has been fighting against weaponization, will make a strong statement against it with a promise never to do it. your reaction? >> yeah, i think that's exactly right. i think that we want to get back to an america where we look at each other not as democrats or republicans but as americans. that is what donald trump has been fighting for. whether you voted for him or not, he's vote -- fighting for you, for your life to be better and for the america first policies. things like closing our border and keeping our streets safer, giving respect back to our law enforcement officers. these are things that will be a positive impact on people's lives. i think if it isn't already done, by the time january 20th rules around, you may see donald trump pardon hunter biden because we should put all of this in the past. we should start foc

but "the daily mail" said that essentially during the last 10 years, donald trump has done 900 rallieshe would have wrapped up the 9 -- about the 900th. meantime, lawrence, you were talking about kamala harris. she went knocking on doors in pennsylvania. she was also with a bunch of celebrities like lady gaga, oprah, ricky, ruths, katy perry. we got a snippet of her wrap-up also in pennsylvania right here. >> our campaign has tapped into the ambitions and the aspirations and the dreams of the american people. and we know it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. >> if we don't show up tomorrow, it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again. i cast my vote for someone who will be a president for all. for all americans. [dog barking] >> hi. [laughter] [dog barking] >> how are you? >> i'm good. >> it's the day before the election, i want to say i hope to earn your vote. >> steve: look who is here. for safety reasons they have to vet them. she is going to the houses that probably had kamala stickers probably in their front yard or

a daily mail article says astronaut suni williams looked gaunt. york post described williams as noticeably thinner. i think my body has changed a little bit, but i i weigh the same williams and her fellow astronaut butch wilmore launched on the boeing starliner in june. the mission was originally supposed to last 8 days another jet. but after thruster failures and helium leaks on the boeing starliner nasa elected to bring the astronauts down on a spacex dragon capsule next year. butch and sunday, you will return with crew 9 next february because of the longer trip nasa leaders say williams and will more started a new exercise routine weightlifting, which is not something i do all the time has definitely changed me my size or a little bit bigger. my is a little bit bigger. williams insists she's healthy on the last nasa mission that splashed down last month. the space agency says one of the astronauts had a medical issue and spent the night in the hospital. you know, space flight is still something we don't fully understand. we're finding things th

this headline from the daily mail, "female volleyball player, 17, left paralyzed with brain damage byght after knocking her to the ground." i don't think we played this part of her statement but she said this isn't an issue. peyton mcnabb will sew up the description of the injuries that included partial paralysis. people don't talk about this. look at me, i am a pip-squeak. i maybe 5 feet tall at best. i played d1 soccer at the university of virginia. i would not have stood a chance if someone who went through male puberty got on the field with me. are you kidding me? i would be limping off the field with a broken leg. everything. we don't talk about this and we don't talk enough about the sacrifice of these young girls make. from elementary school to middle school to high school. i miss my high school graduation because i was playing in the all-america game, and the moms that take them to soccer practice, that by the capri sun for those halftime snacks, think of how heartbreaking it is if a girls dream is crushed by a man taking her spot. >> harris: have to get to this breaking news.

eric trump actually told the daily mail that his father, quote, would want nothing to do with prosecutingunter biden or hillary clinton. he doesn't give a. he wants these games to end. during one of my interviews with president trump, i asked him about this very question. he gave me an answer. i'll only be a dictator for one day. typical donald trump and that was used by democrats, taken completely out of context. so let's play the full question and answer and you decide. the media has been focused on this and attacking you. under no circumstances you are promising america tonight you would never abuse power as retribution against anybody except for day one. yeah, except for he's going crazy. except for day one. meaning i want to close the border and i want to drill. that's not. that's real. that's not. that's not retribution. i got it, i'm going to be. i'm going to be. you know, he keeps. we love this guy. he says you're not going to be a dictator, are you? i said, no no, no other than day one. we're closing the border and we're drilling, drilling, drilling. after that. i'm not a dictato

according to the daily mail, a woman in the face and made her spin around all the way., you know, kamala harris hasn't gotten asked about that at all either. but i think ultimately what it comes down to jesse is men black, white, asian, hispanic, all of us look at the kamala harris and tim walz ticket and say that is an absolute disgrace of a ticket, not only because they're both morons, but because they lie to us all the time. jesse, the latest lie trump says, hey, i want to keep everybody out of war. i don't want your sons and daughters in risk at all. and by the way, if super wealthy people in positions of power had to actually face danger themselves like liz cheney or the cheney family, they wouldn't be as quick to send everybody else to war. this is the oldest thing ever. back in the civil war. they would say, rich man, rich man's war, poor man's fight, and all of a sudden democrats are lining up saying liz cheney, hallelujah, thank the lord for her being a truth teller. no, they're losing jesse. i'm right now in pennsylvania, the state that i believe is going to d

really is upset about the way that things shook out with that mar-a-lago search by the fbi and the daily mail has something that says that she also didn't think that jill biden was genuine, calling with concern after the assassination attempt because of things that she heard jill biden saying about her husband. so that meeting not going to happen. and then just to circle back on the oval office meeting, they're going to give us a pool spray. so a look inside the oval office that the two of those guys sitting there at the beginning. so there's no sure we don't know exactly what how long it's going to take to get a readout. but you think the two of those guys aren't going to talk about the vice president, possibly when the door slides shut? oh, god. i wish there was a listening device that you could just plant in there for us. legally, of course, but that is a conversation i need to have. trump will probably tell us exactly what went down later, but i really, really cannot wait for tomorrow. it's going to be great. we'll have a body language expert analyze it. peter doocy, good to see you. than

an internet star friends were not making the daily mail.ber james charles, who donned a gold breastplate with some dress pants internet star on the greg also dragged for her outfit. she wore a white tunic which feels like it would be on theme. but i do know people thought maybe didn't work. also making the worst dressed list is bachelor star becca tilley and drag queen manila. luzon. that's what they thought. alright, pop star sabrina carpenter played her last show in la last night successfully closing out the north american leg of her short and sweet tour. that's video from the kia forum there. and the former disney star performed all her viral hits like espresso taste. and please, please, please off her new album. carter even debuted a first netflix special nonsense christmas. be like surprises. >>and when it comes to present. >>announces christmas hits netflix on december 6th. that is your entertainer report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. >>coming up after the break, we'll get one last che >>now let's switch gears to weather. there's

we have doug who was accused the daily madaily mail runs slappina woman. what do you make of this?s a double standard here but they're trying to pick off different cabinet officers are trying to undermine donald trump' is par for the course. chris is a double standard on steroids, mark up right thanks for having neighbor that's a big take away from this election. doug hit a woman in public so hard he spun her a round that based on her own word her first-hand account they didn't touch at like they did not touch the hunter biden laptops or four years ago income to cabinet nominees two bronze stars, more than capable they're going to keep digging until they try to find something to derail that nomination ove overall when my g takeaways that we saw here quick up until election day in the postelection reaction is the death of legacy media. nbc is about to cease ties with the toxic garbage dump that is msnbc for example but look at this headline. they calaken riley killer nevera chance. for all the political controversy surrounding josÉ the outcome was never in doubt. quick shut the fron

the daily mail i've got here, why kamala harris didn't get the women's votes she thought were in thests. their their top columnists. their their actual full headline is a comeback to trump all comebacks in the end, it wasn't even close. they say, how do you think the guardian are taking it? american dread. there we go . it? american dread. there we go. so there we are. in case you're wondering, yes, the guardian is fundraising at the moment and you can donate if you want to keep them in office for or keep them in print, as it were, for another few years. anyway, moving on from that. now, this is a story that i was desperate to bring to you, and it's a very serious one. so, you know, strap yourselves in at 20 men face a combined total of around 219 years behind bars for raping and abusing young girls after a series of trials, it can now be revealed the 20 men were convicted of sexually exploiting four girls between the ages of 12 and 16, in calderdale in west yorkshire . and there's a lot yorkshire. and there's a lot going on here with this case. i am going to let our reporter charlie

here in the uk, the sale of one of the crown jewels of daily life here the royal mail looks close toch billionaire daniel kretinsky�*s ep group could snap it up in the next two weeks, according to sources close to the deal. mr kretinsky has agreed to make extra concessions in order to clinch the takeover. the bbc�*s business editor simonjack has more. signed off by under the national security and investment act when you have any bits of critical infrastructure, this certainly qualifies for that. i'm told that that is very close to happening, also pointed out to me, when mr kratinski which was already the biggest shareholder in royal mail's parent company upped his stake from 22 to 27,500%, there was a review done of his alleged link to russia, he owns a pipeline which does transport some russian gas into the eu with the approval of the eu. that i think is very close to being signed off. the other thing was that he made a series of concessions, a series of promises not to change the brand, it's been around since the reign of henry viii, keep its uk tax headquarters here, and no compul

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but who is in the next, on the 1st minister in that interview until the italian daily went on to say that e mail was like, the of the vision trust stuff. my life doesn't revolve around another country. my life revolves around my interest, my interest, or to see a stable region, a more cooperative and prosperous one. we are looking for partners with whom we can work. i think in international relations, countries need to work with each other and get along with each other. they don't do it because in some other country has a view point. they do it because it's in their interest. so the is rashonta, they're saying that india is looking for the boss knows all over the world, the india has its own foreign policy. oh, so with respect to, for example, the trump administration there, remember despite trump being very wicked about his policies towards india with respect to terrorist and business dealings, india is shown itself readiness to work with the drums administration because india knows that it hasn't negotiating follower india is a follow house in that sense, in the vision india, the 5th largest e

but this morning, green lake county sheriff mark padoll says his department is e-mailing ryan borgwardt daily. >> reporter: borgwardt was reported missing in august after police found his capsized kayak and fishing rod, wallet and keys, and vehicle parked near wisconsin's green lake. >> he picked green lake because it was the deepest lake in wisconsin. he did the research. >> reporter: but in october, the department learned borgwardt's passport was run in canada the day after he was reported missing and he moved funds to a foreign bank, took out a $375,000 life insurance policy for his family and began communicating with a woman in uzbekistan. >> he had a plan, his plan didn't work out. >> reporter: he used an inflatable boat to paddle off the lake, right a stashed e bike 70 miles to madison, hopping on a bus that took him through detroit and into canada where the sheriff says he got on a plane to europe. >> he did say he didn't expect us to go more than two weeks searching for him. i hate to tell you, he picked the wrong sheriff and the wrong department. >> reporter: padoll said the obstruct

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