insists _ his party, but sir ed davey insists that is notjust his party, but sir ed davey insists thatust a one off, and _ insists that is notjust a one off, and lib dems could knock down — off, and lib dems could knock down other conservative strongholds in southern england. strongholds in southern england-— strongholds in southern encland. . , ., ., , england. that photo opportunity with ed davey — england. that photo opportunity with ed davey wielding - england. that photo opportunity with ed davey wielding a - england. that photo opportunity. with ed davey wielding a hammer was replayed widely across the media, and it caught the attention of this whether that strategy has worked or not, jennifer was more concerned that nobody in the news media seemed to have seen the liberal democrats' victory coming, and wondered whether it should have taken journalists quite so much by surprise. the queen has been holding weekly audiences with her prime ministers for all the 69 years of her rain so far, and what they have discussed in those meetings has long captured the imagination of dramatists

ed davey, the leader, saying this has sent a shock wave through british politics. it is one result, isn't it? it's hardly a shock wave through british politics. well, i think it definitely points towards the trendlines that we are seeing in politics. you know, hartlepool we were all talking about a couple of weeks ago, and this time we are seeing the party that won that hartlepool by—election lose massively. and so, we're seeing how, in the south of england, we're seeing a lot of people looking towards a more liberal version of politics and they have found it with the liberal democrats. well, but not many people were looking towards the liberal democrats in the last election, were they? well, we increased our number of votes at the last election and i mean, i do not think many liberal democrats were saying it was an outstanding success. but what we're seeing, in lots of these areas, we are able to make gains incrementally. and i think we are on a really good trajectory to get more mps in the next elections and also more people elected at local levels as well, where

party leader ed davey said the result had sent a shockwave through british politics.han 8000 votes in a convincing victory there for the liberal democrats. and that is it me. much more online. can reach me if you are on social media. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lvaughanjones. iam i am lewis vaughanjones. and this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there. friday is set to be another day of split weather fortunes, with largely dry and often sunny weather across northern and western areas. further south and east, well, the chance once again of some thunderstorms or at least some torrential downpours of rain. feeding up from the near continent, you can see this weather system herejust fringing into south—eastern areas, whereas this ridge of high pressure is going to be keeping things mainly dry settled across a part of scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, wales, and the far south—west, after a fairly cool, fresh start. there will be some spells of sunshine and just the odd shower. but down toward the south—east, you can see more in the way of cloud and some spor

thank you j mr sharp and mr davey -- mr davie mr sharp and mr davey —— mr davie per talking to us andng on for the session. i want to go back to the session. i want to go back to the rehiring of martin bashir in a moment. how was it decided who would take part in the review of editorial policies, there has been some criticism of that about its diversity and where they will be getting independent advice from. i would you respond to that criticism and what will you do to meet it? ifi if i may answer that. as you know, the governance we have now is very different _ the governance we have now is very different in— the governance we have now is very different. in that board structure, which _ different. in that board structure, which is _ different. in that board structure, which is an— different. in that board structure, which is an enhancement, in addition we have _ which is an enhancement, in addition we have the — which is an enhancement, in addition we have the resources and capabilities of professor hargreaves and sir— capabilities of professor hargreaves and sir robin gibb as well.

how are you feeling, mr davey? very happy.ens when a really powerful, strong orange force goes against a blue wall? let me show you. cheering. polls suggest just 7% of voters back his party, but sir ed davey insists this isn't a one—off, and lib dems could knock down other conservative strongholds in southern england. i think there is a shock wave through british politics. this wasn'tjust another liberal democrat by—election victory, it was one of our best ever, and on the swing that we achieved, dozens of conservative seats would fall to the liberal democrats in the next election. so the lib dems we know are good spectacular by—election wins, and they will see this as a sign that they are the main challengers to the tories in many southern seats, not labour. and there are conservative mps concerned that there has been too much emphasis on the north of england, and this is what happens when tory voters feel ignored. many here are furious about hs2, the high—speed rail link being carved through the chilterns, and new planning p

how are you feeling, mr davey? very happy.powerful, strong orange force goes against a blue wall? let me show you. cheering. polls suggest just 7% of voters back his party, but sir ed davey insists this isn't a one—off, and lib dems could knock down other conservative strongholds in southern england. i think there is a shock wave through british politics. this wasn'tjust another liberal democrat by—election victory, it was one of our best ever, and on the swing that we achieved, dozens of conservative seats would fall to the liberal democrats in the next election. so the lib dems we know are good spectacular by—election wins, and they will see this as a sign that they are the main challengers to the tories in many southern seats, not labour. and there are conservative mps concerned that there has been too much emphasis on the north of england, and this is what happens when tory voters feel ignored. many here are furious about hs2, the high—speed rail link being carved through the chilterns, and new planning proposals which cou

the leader of the lib dems, sir ed davey says the result sends shock waves through british politics,election could be. i'm joined by the financial times whitehall editor, sebastian payne, and the chief leader writer at the observer, sonia sodha. thanks forjoining us, and before we get into it we're just going to play you a clip of ed davey smashing down the blue wall with an appropriately yellow hammer. there he is. now, sid bastian, is this over exuberance? —— sebastien. was this a serious analysis, potentially, of where the future could lie when it comes to the liberal democrats making gains at the expense of the conservatives? it is a super interesting question and, to be honest, we don't fully know the answer to that yet because the liberal democrats haven't made many games or had much to celebrate about in politics in recent years but this by—election we really threw the kitchen sink at it and one in five liberal democrat activists now live in london and i think they all spent every spare moment in that constituency trying to win the by—election and they did it by focusing very

ed davey tweeted that the result had "sent a shockwave through british politics".t was held by former welsh secretary cheryl gillan who died in april. the liberal democrats�* sarah green won by more than 8000 votes. 0n the subject of strong and independent voices in ourworld, i have a message for every young woman out there. there will be people who will try to put you down, who will try to block your way, and tell you that you can't. i am here tonight to tell you, you can, you must, and you will. every voice should ring with equal power, equal strength and equal value. that is what the liberal democrats stand for and that is what the people of chesham and amersham have voted for. this conservative party has taken people across our country for granted for far too long. we will continue the work of holding this government to account, for letting covid rip through the care homes, we will speak up for the 3 million people excluded for financial support throughout the pandemic, and we will challenge borisjohnson to be far more ambitious in tackling climate change, supp

the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, says the conservatives have ignored local voters, and their "blue wall southern seats is now crumbling. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, reports from chesham. the liberal democrat party is duly elected. , , , , the liberal democrat party is duly elected. , , , ., elected. the lib dems say they have created a political— elected. the lib dems say they have created a political shock _ elected. the lib dems say they have created a political shock wave, - created a political shock wave, their candidate zero green winning by a wide margin, gaining over half the votes cast.— by a wide margin, gaining over half the votes cast. what happens when a really powerful _ the votes cast. what happens when a really powerful orange _ the votes cast. what happens when a really powerful orange force - the votes cast. what happens when a really powerful orange force goes - really powerful orange force goes against _ really powerful orange force goes against a — really powerful orange force goes against a blue wall? the really powerful orange force goes against a blu

the challenge facing sir ed davey is can he follow up facing sir ed davey is can he follow up this victory local circumstances, into a broader national message that begins to recover the party's position, a position that at the moment is frankly very weak indeed. qm. position that at the moment is frankly very weak indeed. 0k, sir john frankly very weak indeed. 0k, sir john curtice, _ frankly very weak indeed. 0k, sir john curtice, thank _ frankly very weak indeed. 0k, sir john curtice, thank you _ frankly very weak indeed. 0k, sir john curtice, thank you for - frankly very weak indeed. 0k, sir john curtice, thank you for that i john curtice, thank you for that assessment. let's speak now to the former conservative cabinet minister, sir dominic grieve — who was mp for the neighbouring buckinghamshire constituency of beaconsfield between 1997 and 2019. thank you forjoining us. you heard the challenge of the lib dems, to make the most of this win. what is the challenge for the tories next do you think? i the challenge for the tories next do ou think? ~ ., the challenge for the tories next do

their leader sir ed davey reacting this morning.ll send a shock wave through british politics. liberal democrats have had good wins in the past but this is our best ever by—election victory and if it was repeated across the south literally dozens of conservative seats would fall to the liberal democrats. people talked about the red wall in the north, but forgotten about the blue wall in the south and that's going to come tumbling down if this result is mimicked across this country. something sir ed davey talks about there i think will be on the lips of quite a few people today. this question as to whether boris johnson, his government's successful focus in trying to win seats in the midlands and north, has come at a cost and that some people in the south, traditional tory heartland shires like cheshire and amersham, now feel to some extent neglected. —— chesham and amersham. we will hear pushback from the ministers this morning. we have heard from kit malthouse. we definitely haven't seen that in the south—east at all. i mean, it's

sir ed davey, thank you for our this. sir ed davey, thank you for your time _ this.rain. find out a lot more about what the weather is - out in the rain. find out a lot more about what the weather is like - about what the weather is like around the country. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. the good morning from bbc london. four london football clubs are joining the effort to get more people in the capital vaccinated this weekend. tomorrow charlton athletic, chelsea and west ham will turn their stadiums into walk—in vaccination centres, while tottenham will do the same on sunday. most are focusing on first doses for younger people. it follows growing concerns about the spread of the delta variant. two more men have been charged over the shooting of black equal rights activist sasha johnson. the mother—of—two remains in a critical condition in hospital after being shot in the head at a party in a garden in peckham. a total of four men have been charged. the latest hearing in shamima begum's appeal against the removal of her british citizenshi

just being at davey symphony hall was magic. it was san francisco coming back to life. people are excited for what's coming. and i'm excited to be here today with all of you. i want to recognize my budget chair or my budget director ashley and her incredible team. thank you for the hours and hours of work you've put into working with labor and community stakeholders and the city departments to get this budget balanced and delivered on time. over the last year i have seen what we can do. all of us have been tested like never before. our spirit, our resilience, and our compassion for one another have all been tested. the past year has been hard. we've all been tired. we've been worn down. we faced challenges with our mental health. our kids have suffered. our seniors have suffered. our outlook at times was pretty dark, but through it all we held it together and now today gathered together at willy woo woo wang playground, we are in the light. no, covid is not gone. but the number of people in the hospital is lower than it's been since march of last year. and almost 80% of

the environment minister says that the proposal has partially davey. a. that's in the normal process. and that it has failed to include the latest information on what the strategy and government is doing to mitigate the damage to the rates. so that includes restoration of coral, as well as some water quality management. susan les says that it's julia has been singled out and that she will challenge the proposal. however, marina, but here in australia are saying that a given the damage done to the rape already and the conditions, conditions that continues to face. this proposal does make sense. tell us a little bit more about that damage, rebecca. i mean, you know, what has it been in recent years and what is being done to counteract it? so in the last 5 years, also a lawyer and there has been 3 major coral bleaching events, an ocean warming water quality pollution, even inappropriate fishing use, as well as the crown of gold star face, which is a major credit at the some types of carl. they have cause significant damage to the race massive carl last some

the hungarian fence the order mohammed will be competing in japan 25 years after she made her limbic davey. at 996 atlanta games, the 45 year old is qualified for hung reason foil fencing team to take where she will become the 11th woman to compete up 711. pick games. mohammed is in the team as a replacement won't take part of individual competition. she's want to silva and 6 brahms metals at the wild fencing championship, but it's still if they can have us eliminate metal one to put the best performance and then training actually i'm training quarter them years or 10 years 20 years ago . probably because a fencing goes away, change has changed and it's more atlantic and plus i have to catch up with the younger ones. so mohammed clearly being putting in the work she prepares to set a new national record for the most olympic appearances by any hungarian athletes. she grew up not in contact with her syrian father, but one person who's been by his side through it all is traina who mm hm. it says is more than a coach has been 35 years that we are working together. but i can say that this is a

government wants to put a stop to them, that's what supporters of hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple davey is saying. a last week, police rated the company's newsroom for the 2nd time. and under a year, 5 senior executives were arrested after authorities accused them of publishing articles that violated china sweeping national security law. the government also 1st papers assets leaving it unable to pay staff or conduct business. the papers owners say they have enough cash to last a few weeks, but after that, their future and the future of free press in hong kong is uncertain. apple daily, you see jimmy ly was arrested during last year's raid. he was sentenced to 14 months in prison, in his role in an anti government protest on 2019 despite china's intensifying crackdown on media critical of the mainland government, many hong kong, as a still lining up to show their support. oh no, i'm here to buy a copy of actual daily because of what the police did. i have to support them. in any case, i've paid their monthly subscription fee, but i think i'll continue to buy newspapers to help them. i wa

the environment says that the proposal has partially davey. a. that's in the normal process and that it has failed to include the latest information on what the astronomy and government is doing to mitigate the damage to the rates. so that includes restoration of karl as well as from water quality management. susan les says that it's julia has been singled out and that she will challenge the proposal . however, marina, but here in australia are saying that a given the damage done to the race already and the conditions, conditions that continues to face. this proposal does make sense. tell us a little bit more about that damage, rebecca. i mean, you know, what has it been in recent years and what is being done to counteract it? so in the last 5 years, also alarm there has been 3 major coral bleaching events. an ocean warming water quality pollution, even inappropriate fishing use, as well as the crown of coal and star face, which is a major predator to some types of carl. they have caused significant damage to the rates, massive coral loss, some o

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the liberal democrat leader sir ed davey promises to knock down the conservative blue wall — as his partyastrazeneca vaccine, cuts the risk of hospitalisation by around 75%. ministers say they feel "deeply ashamed" of low conviction rates for rape cases in england and wales. the united nations says the number of people around the world displaced by war and persecution rose sharply last year to a record number, in spite of the coronavirus pandemic. more than 82 million people are now refugees — up by almost three million in 2020. imogen foulkes reports from geneva. old conflicts continue, new ones emerge. by 2020, more than 7 million syrians had fled their country, so too had 4 million people from venezuela. violence in ethiopia and mozambique surged, driving millions more from their homes. in a year in which we were all locked down, still almost 3 million more people were forcibly displaced. it also shows that the pandemic has stopped almost everything except war, conflict, violence, persecution — all the causes that push these people to flee. the un appealed for a global ceasefire during

has received now a formal, written apology, but today was a personal face—to—face meeting with tim davey him. i asked him why it meant so much to him. because i still felt that to this day the bbc were just saying things to sort of appease me, but i have come away from it feeling, no, they really, really support me and they feel really genuinely that they sort of want to... not help me, but, you know, clear up the past and start again in a sort of friendly relationship. it had a real impact on your career. yeah. will there be some compensation? there might well be, but i'm not involved in that and tim and i have spoken about that quite openly. it's sort of confidential, but we very much both just want to, you know, want to move on. matthias weissler feeling much happier at the end of it. of course this is not the end of the matter. there is another report due out in the next few days looking at why the bbc employed martin bashir in 2016. thank you very much indeed. david sillitoe. david sillitoe. nasa has announced that it is sending two new missions to venus to examine the planet's atmo

that was tim davey given evidence along with the bbc chairman, richard sharpe.gator daniel morgan. an independent panel has accused the metropolitan police of "a form of institutional corruption" for concealing or denying failings over the unsolved murder. in 1987, the private investigator was found dead the car park of the lion pub in south london with an axe in his head. despite five police inquiries and an inquest, no—one has been convicted of his murder. the chair of the panel, baroness nuala o'loan, says the metropolitan police's first objective was to "protect itself" for not acknowledging its many failings since daniel morgan's murder. from the moment of his murder, there were serious failures of investigation, both at the scene, which was never searched, and during the first investigation. in many respects, that investigation was not compliant with the policies and procedures in force at the time. many opportunities to gather evidence were irretrievably lost during that first investigation. the forensic work was described by a senior officer in the secon

just being at davey symphony hall was magic. it was san francisco coming back to life. people are excited for what's coming. and i'm excited to be here today with all of you. i want to recognize my budget chair or my budget director ashley and her incredible team. thank you for the hours and hours of work you've put into working with labor and community stakeholders and the city departments to get this budget balanced and delivered on time. over the last year i have seen what we can do. all of us have been tested like never before. our spirit, our resilience, and our compassion for one another have all been tested. the past year has been hard. we've all been tired. we've been worn down. we faced challenges with our mental health. our kids have suffered. our seniors have suffered. our outlook at times was pretty dark, but through it all we held it together and now today gathered together at willy woo woo wang playground, we are in the light. no, covid is not gone. but the number of people in the hospital is lower than it's been since march of last year. and almost 80% of

the environment says that the proposal has partially davey. a. that's in the normal process and that it has failed to include the latest information on what the estrella and government is doing to mitigate the damage to the race. so that includes restoration of karl as well as some water quality management. susan les says that it's julia has been singled out and that she will challenge the proposal . however, marina, but here in australia are saying that a given the damage done to the race already and the conditions conditions that continues to face. this proposal does make sense. tell us a little bit more about that damage, rebecca. i mean, you know, what has it been in recent years and what is being done to counteract it? so in the last 5 years, also alive, there has been 3 major coral bleaching events, an ocean warming water quality pollution, even inappropriate fishing use, as well as the crown of coal and staff base, which is a major credit at the some types of carl. these have caused significant damage to the race massive carl last some of

the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, says the conservatives have ignored local voters, and their "blue wallern seats is now crumbling. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, is in chesham for us this afternoon. yes, clive, you mentioned the blue ball, they have actually constructed one here, the liberal democrats emphasising that they have been smashing through the blue wall of conservative support in southern england, turning a 16,000 majority here into an 8000 majority for the lib dems. it came as a surprise to many here, and for local conservatives, it came as a shock. the lib dem party is duly elected. the lib dem party is duly elected. the lib dem party is duly elected. the lib dems say they have created a political shot way. their candidate sarah green defeated conservative... this is what happens when a really powerful orange force goes against the blue wall. the powerful orange force goes against the blue wall.— the blue wall. the lib dems are claimin: the blue wall. the lib dems are claiming they — the blue wall. the lib dems are claiming they can _ the blue wall. the lib dems a

the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, says the conservatives have ignored local voters, and their "blue wallrts from chesham. the liberal democrat party is duly elected. the lib dems say they've created a political shock wave. their candidate, sarah green, defeated the conservatives' peter fleet by a wide margin, gaining more than half the votes cast. thank you. know what happens when a really powerful, strong orange force goes against a blue wall? the liberal democrats are claiming they can demolish conservative majorities in the same way as borisjohnson's party tore through labour strongholds in the north of england at the last election. what was really noticeable at the beginning of this campaign was when we knocked on doors in chesham and amersham, people kept saying to us, "you're the first politicians to knock on our doors and ask our opinions since i've lived here, and i've lived here 40 years" — or 30 years or 20 years. people in this area have been taken for granted by the conservatives, and that's why they've turned to the liberal democrats in such huge, huge numbers. the conservat

. >> reporter: the winery president tom davey says the holiday weekend brought crowds he never expected. >> this is the busiest we have been in probably two years, flats out. people are so excited to be here. they've been cooped up for over a year. >> reporter: this winery hosting its first wedding ceremony of the season. >> i am super happy and excited. but i really want to celebrate tonight because tonight in my view is a bridge, a bridge towards normalcy. >> reporter: many hotels were closed last memorial day weekend due to the pandemic. this year it's a much different picture. >> we are still wearing masks and taking precautions. >> reporter: all 48 rooms aren't been sold out in more than a year. >> we are enjoying the wine country again. we haven't been for a while because you have been shut down. >> reporter: there is optimism, a sense of the flow returning. >> reporter: the st. helena mayor isn't celebrating yet. he knows bringing local economy back to prepandemic levels will take time. >> a few good weeks or months is not enough. the damage was really significant and it is going

ed davey knock down a literal blue will to constructed yesterday.ountry's biggest rock and metal event was resurrected after the government gave the go—ahead following a number of smaller scale test events. a significantly reduced crowd of 10,000 people will attend the three—day festival. luxmy gopal has more. they seem like scenes from pre—pandemic times rather than just this weekend — no masks and no keeping two metres apart. after all, you can't do social distancing in a mosh pit. the download festival pilot is a huge stepping up of the government's testing of live events — three days long, with capacity for 10,000 happy campers. to be back here, it's just incredible. i'll go through every guideline and jump through every hoop they want me to to get back here like this. live festivals are basically all i do with my spare time, and live music, so it'sjust incredible to be able to be here again and experience that. oh, i'm so excited for it. it's been so long since we've been |able to socialise properly and see| people and make new friends. strict

just being at davey symphony hall was magic. it was san francisco coming back to life. people are excited for what's coming. and i'm excited to be here today with all of you. i want to recognize my budget chair or my budget director ashley and her incredible team. thank you for the hours and hours of work you've put into working with labor and community stakeholders and the city departments to get this budget balanced and delivered on time. over the last year i have seen what we can do. all of us have been tested like never before. our spirit, our resilience, and our compassion for one another have all been tested. the past year has been hard. we've all been tired. we've been worn down. we faced challenges with our mental health. our kids have suffered. our seniors have suffered. our outlook at times was pretty dark, but through it all we held it together and now today gathered together at willy woo woo wang playground, we are in the light. no, covid is not gone. but the number of people in the hospital is lower than it's been since march of last year. and almost 80% of

of daniel boone is such that and we blame walt disney for casting the actor fest parker as both davey crockett and walt disney, and in fact, let me dispel two myths right now about daniel boone one. he did not die at the alamo. that was davy crockett and two he hated coonskin caps. he was a average size man for his ear. he was five seven five eight, but all his cousins were gigantic men six two six three six four daniel always thought he was sure and he felt wearing a coon skin. cat made him look shorter. so he always wear a tall hunters cap. and but another thing that really jumped out about us and once again keeping in mind that this is not so much a biography of daniel boone, but the biography of an era as and we're using daniel boone as our guide. is that the man was just everywhere? everything that happened every big historical event either boone or his family was there now daniel boone was also a man out of his time. he did not believe that the indians were heathens that they were savages and when i say that he had 21st century sensibilities. it came as a bit of a shock to tom a

that's what supporters of hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple davey saying, please have it a last week. police rated the companies newsroom for the 2nd time, and under a year, 5 senior executives were arrested after authorities accused them of publishing articles that violated china sweeping national security law. the government also 1st papers assets leaving it unable to pay staff or conduct business. the papers owners say they have enough cash to last a few weeks, but after that, their future and the future of free press in hong kong is uncertain. apple daily, you see jimmy lie was arrested during last year's raid. he was sentenced to 14 months in prison is his role in an anti government protest on 2019 despite china's intensifying crackdown on media critical of the mainland government, many hong kong, as a still lining up to show the support. oh he's home, you know, i need to buy a copy of actual daily because of what the police did. i have to support them. in any case, i've paid their monthly subscription fee, but i think i'll continue to buy newspapers to help them. i want to

just being at davey symphony hall was magic. it was san francisco coming back to life. people are excited for what's coming. and i'm excited to be here today with all of you. i want to recognize my budget chair or my budget director ashley and her incredible team. thank you for the hours and hours of work you've put into working with labor and community stakeholders and the city departments to get this budget balanced and delivered on time. over the last year i have seen what we can do. all of us have been tested like never before. our spirit, our resilience, and our compassion for one another have all been tested. the past year has been hard. we've all been tired. we've been worn down. we faced challenges with our mental health. our kids have suffered. our seniors have suffered. our outlook at times was pretty dark, but through it all we held it together and now today gathered together at willy woo woo wang playground, we are in the light. no, covid is not gone. but the number of people in the hospital is lower than it's been since march of last year. and almost 80% of

polls suggestjust 7% of voters back his party, but sir ed davey insists that isn'tjust a one off, and to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, or you can find us on twitter. you can call us: and do have a look at our website that's all from us, we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today... we commit you for 270 months. 22 and half years in jail for the police officer who murdered george floyd, whose family and supporters describe the sentence as a slap on the wrist. justice would have been george floyd never having been killed. justice would have been the maximum. the health secretary matt hancock under pressure to resign, after pictures emerged of him kissing an aide in his office — in breach of covid guidance. good morning, on one of the biggest days in welsh football history, as they get ready to face denmark this evening, in the first knock out, match of euro 2020. this is why we want t

just being at davey symphony hall was magic. it was san francisco coming back to life.ple are excited for what's coming. and i'm excited to be here today with all of you. i want to recognize my budget chair or my budget director ashley and her incredible team. thank you for the hours and hours of work you've put into working with labor and community stakeholders and the city departments to get this budget balanced and delivered on time. over the last year i have seen what we can do. all of us have been tested like never before. our spirit, our resilience, and our compassion for one another have all been tested. the past year has been hard. we've all been tired. we've been worn down. we faced challenges with our mental health. our kids have suffered. our seniors have suffered. our outlook at times was pretty dark, but through it all we held it together and now today gathered together at willy woo woo wang playground, we are in the light. no, covid is not gone. but the number of people in the hospital is lower than it's been since march of last year. and almost 80% of eli

he has now received a formal written apology, and today, there was a face—to—face meeting with tim daveyhe bbc werejust because i still felt that to this day, the bbc were just saying things to sort of appease me, but i have come away from it feeling, no, they really, really support me, and they feel really, genuinely that they sort of want to... not help me, but, you know, clear up the past and start again, in a sort of friendly relationship. start again, in a sort of friendly relationship-— start again, in a sort of friendly relationshi. .,, , ,, relationship. has this impacted your career? yes- — there might well be, but i am not involved in that, and tim and i have spoken about that quite openly. it is sort of confidential, but we very much both just want to move on. matthias wiessler there, feeling much happier at the end of this. of course, this isn't the end of the matter. there is another report due out in the next few days looking at why the bbc re—employed martin basheer in 2016. —— martin bashir. a date has been set for the president biden�*s visit to buckingham palace to see

just being at davey symphony hall was magic. it was san francisco coming back to life. coming. and i'm excited to be here today with all of you. i want to recognize my budget chair or my budget director ashley and her incredible team. thank you for the hours and hours of work you've put into working with labor and community stakeholders and the city departments to get this budget balanced and delivered on time. over the last year i have seen what we can do. all of us have been tested like never before. our spirit, our resilience, and our compassion for one another have all been tested. the past year has been hard. we've all been tired. we've been worn down. we faced challenges with our mental health. our kids have suffered. our seniors have suffered. our outlook at times was pretty dark, but through it all we held it together and now today gathered together at willy woo woo wang playground, we are in the light. no, covid is not gone. but the number of people in the hospital is lower than it's been since march of last year. and almost 80% of eligible people have been vac

just being at davey symphony hall was magic. it was san francisco coming back to life.th all of you. i want to recognize my budget chair or my budget director ashley and her incredible team. thank you for the hours and hours of work you've put into working with labor and community stakeholders and the city departments to get this budget balanced and delivered on time. over the last year i have seen what we can do. all of us have been tested like never before. our spirit, our resilience, and our compassion for one another have all been tested. the past year has been hard. we've all been tired. we've been worn down. we faced challenges with our mental health. our kids have suffered. our seniors have suffered. our outlook at times was pretty dark, but through it all we held it together and now today gathered together at willy woo woo wang playground, we are in the light. no, covid is not gone. but the number of people in the hospital is lower than it's been since march of last year. and almost 80% of eligible people have been vaccinated. >> and thanks to the hard work of s

bashir i said he is not commenting today but we have heard from the director—general of the bbc, tim davey from me was, off you go, go and find the truth, but if you wanted people not to say this is a stitch up. — you wanted people not to say this is a stitch up. why _ you wanted people not to say this is a stitch up, why appoint _ you wanted people not to say this is a stitch up, why appoint a _ you wanted people not to say this is a stitch up, why appoint a dyed - you wanted people not to say this is a stitch up, why appoint a dyed in i a stitch up, why appoint a dyed in the wool bbc man? you a stitch up, why appoint a dyed in the wool bbc man?— a stitch up, why appoint a dyed in the wool bbc man? you have to make a 'udument the wool bbc man? you have to make a judgment on — the wool bbc man? you have to make a judgment on what _ the wool bbc man? you have to make a judgment on what is _ the wool bbc man? you have to make a judgment on what is inappropriate - judgment on what is inappropriate and suitable for in the investigation and i brought in for the 1996 affair a former supreme cour