it's very interesting - lord darcy did a really excellent — lord darcy did a really excellent diagnosticng forward with the nhs. the consultation and engagement — a lot is known, but that kind of diagnostic is really helpful to bring together. and louise casey has tackled some really tough subjects over the years, she's a great social reformer and involves people who use services and their families, she's pledged to do that. so i think that kind of start is very helpful for people to coalesce behind and move forward — but we do need to see, from the spending review for example, more funding for social care, and within that of course, we absolutely need to see more support for our adult carers. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you very much for your time. thank vom— thank you very much for your time. thank yon-— thank you very much for your time. thank ou. ., �* , , , , thank you. the former british deputy prime minister, _ thank you. the former british deputy prime minister, nick _ thank you. the former british deputy prime minister,

joining me now is oliver darcy, media reporter and founder of the status newsletter.g to the saturday show. so first, just talk about mark zuckerberg and what he's doing and why he's doing it. why now? >> yeah, i think we need to look at the context, right. >> and so before donald trump was elected, donald trump was threatening to throw mark zuckerberg in jail, right? >> he was threatening to use the government to target his company, to target meta and to make life very difficult for mark zuckerberg. >> and i think now that donald trump's in office, you're clearly seeing this effort by zuckerberg to, you know, bend the knee to donald trump, hoping, i think, that donald trump will not retaliate against him and his company, because even if you go further back, donald trump was livid that mark zuckerberg and these other tech titans banned him from their platforms in the aftermath of the january 6th insurrection. and so, you know, there's a lot of bad blood there from a few years ago. >> mark zuckerberg now does not want to be regulated, does not want donald trump as his

alan is looking ahead to retirement with wife sandra, just as their guide dogs, velvet and darcy, areation then, alan. i'm looking for an apprentice who has a passion for braille, and somebody who would like to take this forward for the next 20 or 30 years. 0h, botheration! so, what have we done? has it been rewarding for you? very. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. we have some breaking news the weather. the second round of cold weather payments is being made to people in the north of england. the same postcode areas that received the payout in the cold snap in november. it is when very low temperatures are forecast. a yellow warning for snow and ice has been issued for scotland and northern ireland. get the very latest from a live page which is up and running on the bbc news website. we have details of all the instances across the uk. you will find that on our website. let us get the latest weather. hello again. the cold weather is set to continue as we go through much of the rest of this working week. we are looking at sharp overnight frosts, particularly on wednesday and thursday night. t

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to say that the country is suffering from over production and on the consumption. meanwhile, mario darcy, the full up president of the european central bank, has won the b e. u runs the risk of falling behind both china. i'm the united states in terms of competitiveness and g, d, p. that comes as both france and germany. the use power houses both face of economic downturn and political crises, despite various measures taken by e. u. member states, stronger growth isn't expected in 2025. so let's review 2024. look ahead of 2025 with our panel of experts with joint from london by then i'll have phase found a n c o of micro hive from single pool. we're joined by deborah elms, head of trade policy at heinrich, that's an organization of a 100 foundation, which is an organization specializing in trade research and from london in golden, a professor of globalization of development at oxford university. welcome to you will fill out. it felt like a wild roller coaster at times of what sort of year was 2024 economically was a good, bad, perfectly average. well, you're absolutely right. it was the

darcy green is one of many who showed up to rallies over the last several months with the hope of keepingcenter at regional medical center open. nearly a year ago, nbc bay area learned the hospital's current operator, hca healthcare, planned on closing its trauma center services in august of last year. that sparked a campaign to keep it open. in july, the hospital said the trauma center would stay open, but it would downgrade from a level two to a level three trauma center. but it wasn't enough. the county moved to purchase regional medical center. it's a very densely populated community, and the downgrading of the level two trauma center at regional medical center, i've said it before, would have been a death sentence for the residents of east san jose. and come april 1st, the county is set to take over operations after agreeing on a $150 million purchase. we will be in a position as the county government to restore regional as a trauma center, and we will be able to do so on day one. the county says it's now working to onboard the hospital's employees to the county system, and it expect

do politics think, talked to darcy, the west prefers to turn a blind di to such marches because the ravens against moscow, the wherever identity of the current clustering states actually derives from the call ups of national socialism. and from preventing the motions off. um, not susan manufacturers and in the future. and when it comes to its own citizens, austria is actually very strict about all these laws. but of course, if it's about real nazis and real fashion, who take the streets in australia, then of course the austin police is doing nothing. and um, also, or government is doing nothing because these people seem to be um, of course, and guys of the deals for governments, the good, fastest. since the actually supporting the cost of the west of june. i did states ends of the european union in the wall for ukraine. and i think does this trust the a good example for the double standards of the west and especially of the political high populace the off to all student government. when it comes to the sol called on fights against um, x from is now i want to show you this as well. followin

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i broke it the moment before you just oliver darcy. i made up the ground. i said i'm not. come back down. i know i won't compromise. no top to bottom in a smile. but nothing is all right. all right. >> hey, all our friends in austin. thank you. thank you for loving us. thanks for coming h yeah. >> baby. you're so. complicated. you hang over my shoulder in a read. my. >> mail. don't appreciate it when i talk to other guys. >> you think they're on my tail? i get so. aggravated when i get off the phone. and get the third degree. i'm really feeling frustrated. why don't you take a pill and put a little trust in me, and you'll see. don't freak out until you know the facts. relax. don't be stupid. you know i love you. don't be ridiculous. you know i need you. don't be disturbed. you know i want you. don't be impossible. ah ah ah. i'm about you. i can't live without you. i'm crazy about you. don't be stupid. you know i love you. woo my baby. stop over the acting. it even gets when i paint my nails. definitely distractg the y you. >> dramatize every little small detail. don't frea

i'm darcy chan blackburn. i teach at sheridan elementary school.i'm here to speak in opposition to one of the district's ways of cutting the budget. and that is cutting, creating split grade level classes. so if you have two small classes at similar grade levels, just put them together and you only have to pay for one teacher. well, that has obvious detrimental effects. here's a story about a second third grade split at sheridan. with the new curriculum, the teacher was instructed to teach the second grade curriculum and then teach third next year. understandably so, because, as we all know, it's a complex curriculum, but it has very negative consequences. at the same time, our two fourth fifth grade teachers are teaching the fourth grade curriculum, and then we'll teach fifth next year. that means those third graders in the second and third split will be moving from a second grade curriculum to a fifth grade curriculum next year. just think about that. i mean, the practice of creating split grades negates the fact that these are people you're shuf