yes. contenders, darby - simon hare. yes, a real sense — contenders, darby - simon hare.re. yes, a real sense of excitement _ contenders, darby — simon hare. yes a real sense of excitement that derby has made this short and some degree of people pleasantly surprised as derby was quite late to the whole process, while some cities had been putting their bids to for three years. derby got its together in the final three months before the deadline and, as you say, they are now down to the eight on the long shortlist and that is from a record number of entries this year, 20, for the uk city of culture 2025, with coventry the current city of culture for 2021. coventry the current city of culture for2021. it coventry the current city of culture for 2021. it is notjust the title, it is what it does for the area, it leads to millions of pounds of investment, it helps to create jobs and to attract visitors, notjust for the year itself but for years afterwards as well and derby says it really wants to use culture to drive inward investment into the city. take a look at this behind m

and chelsea, franklin, who's in the london darby highlights coming up later on the program. ah hello there. the wet and windy weather persists around the edges of europe over the next few days. we go to weather system pulling into the west, a bit of a winter mix across parts of scandinavia, and some severe storms rolling across the southeast. and that thanks to a deep area of low pressure, it's pushing off further east, but it's brought to rental dam pause to the balkans and to grease we seen flooding in athens and some of the greek islands. and this was a scene in call for we had more than a 140 millimeters of rainfall. and some of those streets and buildings were flooded . now the wet weather continues, but the heavy rains gonna push off to northern areas of turkey and coastal areas of the black sea. by the time we get into monday, it's going to dry up across the balcony. we are going to see some of those temperatures recover. now further north, we've got strong winds blowing across scandinavia, bringing some showers into the baltic states and western parts of russia, but

. >> i would love to know before i let you go, your character darby, we travel through so much with herd at the end of the season, here we are with her as a single mom and it's a journey she's been on. have your ideas on love changed or been shaped by the show in any way? is there something where the material has made you think like, huh, i wonder if i see love differently or have you shaped the show because of how you see love? >> that's really interesting because the first season, a couple of things happened, like a lot of that first season was personal experience and, in fact, i was, like, we have to change some of these details so that i don't get angry phone calls. but there was one episode in particular that i went to the creator when i got the script for this particular episode and was like we need to change more details, this is way too close to my real life. and he is like we haven't talked about this, this episode, we didn't consult you on this thing. so the most close to my life was the thing i didn't talk about and that the crazy thing about season two is that i'm going, lik

plus, star of "locke & key", darby stanchfield. costumes. and we'll announce the first finalist you selected in live's spook-tacular halloween house contest. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! good morning! -morning. -good morning. are you noticing that people are in costumes? well, i'll tell you what i noticed. -hi, deja, good morning. -good morning! yeah. -come on in. -thank you. thanks. -all right. -hi.

. >> in upper darby, 69th street station, passengers of the line are outraged. >> the attack was brutal was wicked, and the worst part, people were watching. >> several people watching, the darby superintendent of police arrested 35-year-old fished annoyed, who investigators say is seen on a train security camera, sitting next to the alleged victim, touching her, and then raping her. a female employee stepped in, called in the attack, which was relayed on radio about the attacker disrobing on a train at 56th street station. he was arrested at 69th street station on the train, in the act. >> tucker: this has always been the way america works. remember -- she was killed. the difference, though, we were shocked by that. 35 years ago, when she died. in this case, passengers watch this woman gets b-29ed but they were on their phone. they were online gaming. the police chief of philadelphia's transportation authority so nobody who saw it did anything about it. >> i can tell you people were holding their phone up in the direction of this woman being attacked. >> tucker: and by attacked, to be

fortunately for septa police and upper darby police, they were waiting for this guy when he got off the train and were able to do something in this case. >> how about legal repercussions civilly speaking? these riders could face something for watching a woman get raped and their inaction. >> it's sad and disheartening but unfortunately it's not illegal. some of our viewers might have thought this was some sort of consensual act but that even goes to say how are you not disheartened to watch something on a train and not think to call 911 anyway, even if you believe it was consensual or you thought you didn't know what was going on? this lady was getting raped and nobody did anything about it. thank god the septa worker thought something was up and thank god police were waiting for him when he got off the train. but nothing legal will happen to anyone who did not intervene in this case. >> how often do you hear officials in philadelphia making an appeal to bystanders, essentially telling them to, if you see something, say something? you heard that phrase from someone who was interviewed.

wickets to make it to wind from 2, both seemed took the knee against racism before the game, and i will darby bangladesh won the toss and chose to bath 1st, but were restricted to 124 for 9. then england opened. jason royce stole the show with 61 runs off 38 balls. england stay top of their group, moving them to step closer to the semi finals. and the may be a continued to make history at the tournament after winning their 1st of the match at c 20 world called from the player in the round. they now have their 1st victory in the main draw. they restricted scotland to $1.00 oh, $9.00 for 8, and then knocked off the target with 5 balls to spare. so you get week will apply for the for to see the finals of the will come. is going to be a massive, massive ob roy. good will. i'm like, we know again it's, it's possible we are, we understood what was really enjoying it like we all believe we got to be a and now by its man. thanks sarah. had set for the news, al, but i'll be back with a full burleson in just a couple of them. ah ah. in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to heidi toxic, had the side w

trouble during the euro. 2020 final and the premier league arsenal share the points in the london darby against crystal palace. ah colin powell, one of the u. s. is leading military and political figures for almost 2 decades has died at the age of $84.00. his family confirmed that powell, who was suffering from a form of blood cancer, died from coven 19 complications. he was the 1st black american to servers, both secretary of state and the country's top general, our white house correspondent, kimberly how can looks back now on colin powell, life and career. the news, the colin powell had died of covered complications came as a shock to many. powell had been battling cancer but was fully vaccinated. a sad reminder that the vaccine doesn't always offer full immunity against the disease. immediately the attributes to the retired 4 star general poured in. and i blew surgery palsy years as a soldier, or what made him such an exceptional diplomat. he knew that war and military action should always be a last resort. in a statement you as president joe biden, who powell and doris in the 2020 e

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i'm peter darby. you're watching the news. i live for my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. john is he has president, k said unveils a new government but gives no hint about loosening his divisive power. grab.

peter darby with you in half an hour for the news. our next on out is here. it's earth. ras, on causing the cost is the world to dependence on coal and dollar, and best is about to get a bailout. venezuela launches the digital volleyball. i'm attempt to revive its currency and back to the seventy's of this patient, making an unwelcome with counting the cost on al jazeera ah be in conflict. one of the silent and forgotten casualties is often the environment from the chemical contamination of soil and the collapse of water and food supplies to the habitat damage caused by displacement or has devastating consequences. wow, no. so any man made infrastructure, but also natural ecosystems, a destroyed and animal lives are lost, as well as human. but even amidst the most vicious struggles through people fighting to protect the world, we live in and recover. what was last? i'm tanya rashid and bangladesh and the world's largest refugee camps, where people are working to coexist with the elephant for which this region is home . and i've had the baton lebanon, were a g

i'm peter darby. you're watching the news. i live for my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. john is he is president. k said, unveils a new government, but gives no hint about loosening his divisive power. grab the rockies await results from an election marked by low turn outs and disillusionment, that anything will change. a highly anticipated assassination trial begins in burkina. faso beat, former president, blaze comp peorie, who's among the accused is refusing to attend. and a warning from the us on the you cage that people in afghanistan telling them to stay away from hotels and cobbler. adam javin, ashwin sport lino messy house argentina. so comfortable when either the arch rivals iroquois class, while champions france and fight back to me, it was vain and become the 2nd team to win from nations league. where is francis albright lee? mm janice he is president k u. so he has a proves a new government appointed by the prime minister. the new cabinet was sworn in more than 2 months after the previo

the darby would before me a government, i beheld the vote as a historically inclusive election bar opposition parties have complained of intimidation and a crackdown against that candidates. so we'll get to choose an ethiopian based journalist, and he says it will be a challenging term for every now that the prime minister has been elected for the 1st time, 2018, he was appointed. there is some kind of sense that he would focus on trying to bring the peaceful coexistence between the most diverse people of it, yoga and also bring some kind of security that needs to be addressed. because the conflict that's known around the world happening into gray is also happening in our region and our far region and it's, it's going in money money. our parts of the country are 50, not just for an investment, but also the peaceful coexistence that each of the needs to bring the country in intact. but it's been a challenging year for ethiopia, the last year i, let's hear lots. katherine saw in nairobi in neighboring kenya, and so catherine security, a big issue here, how do you see opens wants to deal with th

i'm peter darby. you're watching the news. i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, high level representatives of the taliban are to meet a u. s. delegation and cat are the 1st such talks since america's afghan withdrawal . china's president she ging thing again promises re unification with taiwan, but avoids a direct mention of using force. ah, the day after 6 people were shot and killed of the libyan immigration detention center. the police look for 2000 refugees and migrant. suv escaped also this, our, the new naming initiative that kenny hopes will save elephant lives and it's struggling tourism industry. is for emma read a con or is that 1st night since her us open child that has ended the end defeat? the 18 now that britain know was beaten in straight sets at indian wells. ah, who begin this? oh, with the 1st face to face talks, but in the taliban and the united states, since foreign forces left afghanistan, the high level taliban delegation led by the acting foreign minister. a mere con. we're talking arrived

good brentford, the blues in the london darby highlights coming up in sport in about 20 minutes. ah, now iraq has had a hot year as you probably know, and temperatures even recently and back that have been been faulty. but the forecast for sunday and beyond is to see temperatures slowly come down. the still a bit of a breeze can be done. in fact, that orange to just dust or sand in the air grants recuperate easton saturday, and then towards cut our bahrain. otherwise, it's a quiet looking picture, but round the fringe is not quite as quiet. for example, unusually, there's rain in the finals of india. some will come across it, don't, pakistan was snob, and the hindu kush strive beyond that. but the caspian in the black seat is now an increase in the likelihood of showers, rain, snow, of course, for some of the heights in the southern caucasus. and for turkey, what's happening recently in greece, the stormy weather is moving east was now dispersed, but you'll see a lot of rain, i think, on the north coast of turkey and a few shares, and through syria and lebanon, south of that, the

in | indeed for a lot of the readers in the area that you cover in nottingham and lincoln share and darbyse who voted conservative possibly for the first time in the last election. the prime ministers policies... are the still the kind of things that those people want to hear? it’s the kind of things that those people want to hear?— want to hear? it's interesting you sa that want to hear? it's interesting you say that because _ want to hear? it's interesting you say that because we _ want to hear? it's interesting you say that because we spoke - want to hear? it's interesting you say that because we spoke to - want to hear? it's interesting you say that because we spoke to a l want to hear? it's interesting you - say that because we spoke to a mom of three this week which is obviously one of those really big areas, ben bradley is the new conservative mp there, huge majority she's going to be directly affected by this cut come again. she's struggle to feed her kids. it's those kind of people who might be thinking to themselves now "well, i'm not sure i did make the right choice at the last

this looks as if president ergo, darby roger pox as delegated is executed powers on to this notorious monks. so it's very boring as a, as, as, as civilian in shalaka as to what could happen in the future. and that is the sort of prime concern for minorities. what exactly this task force is going to be doing now? the 1st thing in what with here about that draft, they will put together a draft look and review existing laws that lead to this concept of one country, one law. but how exactly is this going to be executed because for the minorities what they want is everyone to be considered equal? the question is whether the government of gore taba roger boxer, a wit, the chairmanship of a d, a venerable gallagher there. now nasa tara is going to do that, and i'll fernandez there for us in colombo with all the later thank humana. now, hong kong has passed a toughened film censorship law that fans movies. running contrary to the interests of a beijing drafted national security lawn here to operate as your challenge. it will be fined up to a $175000.00 and can be sent to jail pro democracy ac

meaning involve the non traditional pattern us agricultural sic, darby completed the road, sick target construction set. but in my past, all new set of who's core businesses contribute to moscow. pretty lincoln to sit down with baby and see what they can do to. i'm a new rate. did they, did they did. they did the unintended effect of your walk on malaria transmission. so yes, we code, but there's an interest in what is the best is to bring in is they put us together and then walk with the communities to see how we work together to ensure that it is a litigation project. it was upgraded of not lead to increasing britting size. i believe i did is for mining waiting on the open mining, those are result in bidding size that will lead to increase my my you have transportation. so these are the things we are looking at. we hope that by defense booked on this will bring together the, the 47000000 to live countries. we did not have ministries who have a road to play my leader to look at more district response. we love a few countries out looking at that. so that direction to go, but the exactl

those are the head vines, peter. darby will have the al jazeera and use our for you right after the stream. i hope you to stay with us on august here. thanks for watching. we know what's happening in our reagan. we know how to get to places that others cannon. i was thrown fear guy by the police on purpose and further going on with the way that you tell the foy is what can make a difference. i. ah, i us on the okay to day on the street. we are looking at style power and sing equity activism. i know you have seen them high profile, global ambassadors, representing charities and yos around the world, global smokes people who also happen to be very famous, raising awareness on important causes. who was a really helping him? what impact are they having? those are 2 questions to start you off in id chief chat, a comment section open. do join in and be part of today's discussion. let me introduce you to our panel. it's a good one, lisa, to me. i sure i know welcome to the stream. ok, back to the stream for some of you. really good to have you. lisa introduce yourself to our global audience and t

tom: the rivalry game is at darby. jonathan: why did they do it on sunday?should have made it painful. mike: i think they were trying to enjoy it, right? embrace it. jonathan: thank you. that was the important one, i know you watched the game as well. there's a single name at ubs, gm , general motors, up 38% year-to-date and in the premarket it's 5924, 20%, here is why. it's the beat on eps with the estimate in terms of guidance where they see the full year at 570 to 670 with 540 to 640. a beat and a raise for a company where the stock is having a great year. ford is on the back of this by more than 1% and i believe that we catch up with a chief over at gm later this morning? tom: what's fascinating to me is they can't build the cars, they are worried, worried, worried, but the answer is the cadence has changed. the discussion, john, of detroit and a big auto making eight cents, nine cents, 10 cents on the dollar, it's a change discussion. jonathan: valuing these companies leaning towards tech a little bit more. lisa: with the revenue loans growing in 2023 a

. >> several people watching some within arm's length say upper darby superintendent of police arrested 35-year-old man who they say is seen onn a train security camera sitting next to the alleged victim touching her and then rating her. investigators say a female employee called in the attack which was relayed on radio about the attacker disrobing on a train at 56 street station. he said he was arrested at 69th street station on the train in the act. >> tucker: this has always been the way america works. remember her? she was killed and nobody said anything peer that difference though, we were shocked by that. 55 years ago. in this case, passengers watched this woman get but they were on their phone. p they were online gaming.ey the police chief of philadelphia transportation authority says nobody who sought did anything about it. >> i can tell you that people werere holding their phone up in the direction of this woman being attacked. >> tucker: and by attacked and to be totally clear i hate to use the word, because it's the right word, she was. and they did nothing. so how does this

joining me now is keith neal from darby england. thank you so much for being with us. what is behind this rise in cases there? >> quite simply people mixing and people are infectious, some who will be asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic and the more mixing, the more spread and the virus likes this. also things like going back to work, not wearing masks, all boosting the number of cases. >> and it seems like young people are contributing to this as well. this is all putting a spotlight on the vaccination rates among kids especially 12 to 15. so as we here in the u.s. are about to roll out vaccinations for kids 5 to 11, what is what is whaping in the uk suggesting about the importance of getting kids vaccinated as quickly as possible? >> i think the fact that the children's education is being disrupted. and we even had a young girl die age 15 the day before she was due to be vaccinated. so it can be dangerous at this age. the issue is that at the moment even if you are in kin contact a known case, you have a one in six chance of catching covid even if you are vaccinated and

plus, star of "locke & key", darby stanchfield.house contest. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! good morning! -morning. -good morning. are you noticing that people are in costumes? well, i'll tell you what i noticed. -hi, deja, good morning. -good morning! yeah. -come on in. -thank you. thanks. -all right. -hi. hi. hi.

. >> joining us now, senior media reporter oliver darby and political commentator esse cupp.his was a probable for the capitol building on january 6th. >> it is grading to me, the way he continues to talk about january 6th as if it happened to him or, like, around him. as if he wasn't a part of how we got here. look, the people who got up that day and chose violence, right, chose to commit a crime at the capitol, did so for donald trump, but there was a whole apparatus that got those people there. the apparatus included some republican lawmakers, some right-wing media, and mike pence was part of that apparatus, too. so it's very con nfounding to watch him deflect and act as if this was an event in history that he was removed from. >> it was a media problem. >> what isn't, really, today? i mean, if you ask a republican, it's all our fault. we've done it all. >> when all else fails, at attacking the media is the easiest thing for these guys p. obviously, pence has no other way to explain this away, so he pift pivots in the interview with hannity. hannity is used to attacking th

the population thatis the proportion of the population that is vaccinated and unvaccinated, david darbye been asking public i great, we�*ve been asking public health england to do this and it would be great if we could have that data about how many people who are unvaccinated getting infected every day as well as dying, i hope they will put that in place soon. good, that would _ will put that in place soon. good, that would maybe _ will put that in place soon. good, that would maybe give _ will put that in place soon. good, that would maybe give us - will put that in place soon. good, that would maybe give us a i will put that in place soon. good, that would maybe give us a bit i will put that in place soon. good, i that would maybe give us a bit more information. margaret e—mails, she is from essex, she says, someone who is from essex, she says, someone who is in the clinic the vulnerable group, she would like to know the difference between the third covid vaccination at the booster committees are different, aren�*t they, maybe you could clarify the difference? the they, maybe you coul

mary c cole, marcus darby and many others, but of course there is so much more to be done.ke peter fryer. now that work is being picked up fryer. now that work is being picked up and extended, and what we want is for it to be mainstream. we would like to think that in the future there will be more blue plaques commemorating the history of people of african heritage. igtgthat commemorating the history of people of african heritage.— of african heritage. what role do these plaques — of african heritage. what role do these plaques play _ of african heritage. what role do these plaques play in _ of african heritage. what role do these plaques play in bringing i of african heritage. what role do . these plaques play in bringing these stories to life? i these plaques play in bringing these stories to life?— stories to life? i think what they do as they _ stories to life? i think what they do as they start _ stories to life? i think what they do as they start a _ stories to life? i think what they do as they start a dialogue. - stories to life? i think what they| do as they start