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denis law...and he's scored! brilliant! absolutely brilliant! a boy growing up in aberdeen, he struggled with his eyesight. i had a squint and i used to play — i used to play football with, like, one eye was closed because i felt — i had to take off my glasses, obviously — and i always felt self—conscious, so i really — i played football with one eye. but after surgery, his career soon blossomed. when denis law signs - for manchester city on march 15th, he becomes the mostj expensive player in britain, valued at £53,000. he joined manchester city, then torino in italy before the move that would define his career. in 1962, he signed for manchester united with an immediate impact. law. . .and a beautiful goal! what a goal! it set the tone for a glorious few years. in 1963, he scored at wembley as united won the fa cup. law... he can do it. he's done it! alongside bobby charlton and george best, he formed united's so—called holy trinity and after two league titles, he was the toast of the fans. law also shone for scotland, too. with 30 goals, he st

the footballer denis law, who's died at the age of 8a.te—size videos, which is used by millions globally, seems set to be banned in the us, after a ruling by the supreme court. us lawmakers say the platform poses a serious risk to national security because of the company's ties to china. our correspondent lily jamali reports. tiktok didn't exist a decade ago. now it is one of the most popular shortform video apps on the planet, with 170 million users here in the us. and with that, the tiktok era comes to an end. today, the supreme court upheld a law passed by congress banning tiktok in the us over national security concerns. that's unless its china—based parent company sells the platform, and the deadline is sunday. if you are trusting tiktok to preserve your privacy, or the security of our country, you are delusional. congress cited the possibility that china could access american user data and use it for intelligence purposes, or manipulate the content that americans see on the platform. tiktok has denied both of those allegations. hi,

you can only sue in this country against something that's denied or not admitted.e way the law works. if someone admits something, you don't have a cause of action. so once he, once they've admitted what he called for, then he it's them settling. it's not the not prince harry. he has conceded nothing. they are paying him damages and they're paying his legal fees now. i'm not at liberty to say what the total cost of that is, but i see the bbc have said that it's an eight figure sum, upwards of 10 million. it wouldn't surprise me, and i've not seen it denied. but that's not prince harry backing down. it's not prince harry who's admitted anything. it's news group, newspapers, news uk saying that the sun engaged in criminal activity. let's be clear about that. that's what unlawful activity means. it means blagging of medical records. it means obtaining phone bills. it means, in many cases, phone hacking, listening to voice messages. it means getting financial records. these are all gross intrusions of people's privacy done in secret. the key thing is there's a distinct

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they denied until now orland them and now they have admitted them.m. i want to draw your attention to a couple of. your attention to a couple of lines from the statement from ngn, it says many allegations remain unproven, it has apologised for a number of matters, it says after more than a decade after litigation and 14 years after the news of the world close down, today's settlement draws a line under the pass and brings an end to the pass and brings an end to the litigation. do you think there will ever be any possibility of individual culpability in their somewhat more would you like to see the police and parliament do? 17 police and parliament do? good question. they wish. they are desperate to draw a line under it but that is not how the rule of law works in this country. there are allegations, denied and as yet unproven because they haven't been the subject of court determinations, that, because they denied under oath that there was unlawful activity at there was unlawful activity at the sun, in the criminal courts, in this high court at the le

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by denying her insulin. and out with the dragon, in with the snake. we begin in india where it has just gone 9:30 in the morning local time in priyagraj, in the country's north, where several people are feared, and many others festival. in the holy waters. temporarily suspended, after an earlier announcement officials say up to 100 million people at the festival. and we can show you some live pictures jostling to get in. meanwhile, in his first comments and cooperate with them. our south asia correspondent samira hussain is on the scene people want to go and take a bath, but the area that way, and it comes into a triangle shape and so you can and millions of people to come. very early this morning local time, we are told by witnesses when we got on scene is you had thousands and when they were there you also had a lot of people the water to take a dip or take that holy bath. of the water and came from another direction have been injured. at this point, officials are reluctant to give any kind of information in terms of the numbers, of people still her

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claims that pete hegseth denied.ecords and found not a full non-disparagement agreement, but something else that does seem worth knowing about. joining us now is lisa rubin, msnbc legal correspondent. lisa, it's good to see you. >> thanks for. >> your reporting on this. can you describe the document that you found? tell us how it how it fits into the broader picture of reporting on hegseth. >> well, i. >> think, rachel, let's talk about. >> first i want to clarify something. this is not an not a full non-disparagement provision. in fact, it's a very broad non-disparagement provision. what it's not is a nondisclosure agreement. in typical fashion, in terms of how this fits into the larger reporting about hegseth, hegseth has been dogged by all sorts of allegations about his past, which you recounted in your earlier segment, including ones related to his two marriages. the fact that hegseth had denied that he had nondisclosure agreements might be technically correct. but we talk a lot about the difference between the l

denis: y que se espera que vuelva a dejar claro su discurso.do ccompramos lo estado en ese, con estadounidenses, muy lejos del discurso de unidad que se esperaba. enrique: perdÓn que interrumpa pero la verdad tenemos un dÍa maravilloso, estÁ nevando, tenemos sol y nieve en este momento washington, d.c., la verdad es una postal preciosa. no ocurre normalmente que tengamos nieve y sÓlo al mismo tiempo. denis: importante lo que estabas diciendo. vamos a escuchar. [cÁntico] ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: viene el lÍder de la minorÍa en la cÁmara de representantes y detrÁs de Él la vicepresidenta kamala harris y el presidente joe biden. haciendo su entrada a la rotonda del capitolio, donde los esperan los invitados y donde de una manera inusual por el frÍo que se presagiaba para la capital del paÍs estÁ llevando a cabo la ceremonia de juramentaciÓn del presidente nÚmero 47, donald trump. ♪ ♪ enrique: vemos a j.d. vance ingresando la rotonda del capitolio, tomarÁ el juramento del ministro de la suprema corte justicia. y me llama la atenciÓn la presencia del presidente

he denies alleged mismanagement of two non-profits for veterans.tion of sexual assault in a 2017 case where prosecutors didn't press charges, but where mr. hegseth did reach an agreement with the woman who had gone to police. the agreement included a payment to her that she should be quiet about it. today we learned how much he paid. answering a written question from senator warren, pete hegseth said that he paid this woman $50,000 for her silence. but new questions this week about hegseth began with a story first reported by nbc news. here's the headline, quote senators receive affidavit containing new allegations against pete hegseth, who denies the claims. the sworn affidavit comes from his former sister in law woman, who was married to his brother. she submitted the affidavit at the request of the top democrat on the senate armed services committee. nbc news reporting, quote, danielle hegseth, described in the affidavit allegations of volatile and threatening conduct by hegseth that made his second wife, samantha, fear for her safety. in the af

no individuals should be denied service because of race. i do not think this will lead to a exodus on the part of white customers. this has been demonstrated over and over and in the struggle for civil rights. many cities, in fact, more than hundred and 75 cities in the south have integrated their lunch counters and other facilities. 1960. and on the whole, businesses have increased in terms of their income rather than decreased and think this will continue to be. but i do not that one should denies to members of another race because there are some individuals who threaten to withdraw their service is if the facilities integrate. mr. end for dr. king. president kennedy's proposed rights bill. now, the congress has been described in certain quarters as far reaching. on the other hand, other people choose to describe it. so very inhuman and sadistic especially in the words of georgia state senator russell few days ago. could you care to comment on? the president's proposed legislation before congress. i would say that this is very strong, a f

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you don't deny that you lost it and encourage people to do bad, bad things because you did not want to admit, any person did not want to admit they lost the election even though the facts were overwhelming. and we hope our republican colleagues will see this and see what we are doing as opposed what so many -- some republicans stood up. but we hope they will see what we are doing and never again allow, encourage what happened to happen and stop denying what actually did happen. we need future generations to look at history and see the fragility of democracy and follow our example which is the right example. mr. jeffries: thank you leader schumer. january 6, 2021 is a day that will live forever in infamy. the violent mob attacked the capitol made a concerted effort to halt the peaceful transfer of power in the united states of america for the first time in our history. thanks to the bravery, courage and sacrifice of heroic police officers and the law enforcement community, the effort to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election was unsuccessful. it was an unconscionable, un

in a letter she denied any wrongdoing and said theissue denied any wrongdoing and said the issue hady she credited with inspiring her political rise may have also played a part and it's art involved.— played a part and it's art involved. g ., ., , played a part and it's art involved. y ., . , . involved. my mother and my aunt with the two _ involved. my mother and my aunt with the two surviving _ daughters of the founding fathers of bangladesh. i am pleased to say they are here in the chamber today listening to my maiden speech. back then keir starmer was smiling at tulip siddiq's side but in recent weeks he has been forced to defend her. tulip siddiq has acted entirely properly, by referring herself to the independent adviser as she has now done. many of the allegations the fact tulip siddiq's aunt fled bangladesh last august after a long and controversial time at its leader. today tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government thought was inevitable. in her resignation letter she wrote while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached the code, the standards watchdo

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the only thing he denied, raping louise hunt. he'll now face a trial for this.ce against the three women. he tied up his former partner louise's ankles and arms with duct tape and shot her and her sister, hannah, through the chest with a crossbow. he stabbed their mother, carol, to death. hannah did manage to call 999 twice and told the police she feared she was going to die. when they arrived, they found her near the front door, still alive, but they were unable to save her. this was former soldier clifford leaving the family's house last july, after murdering them, carrying a white sheet with the crossbow underneath. neighbours had heard screaming in the early evening. after leaving them to die, clifford went on the run, finally found after a manhunt the following afternoon, hiding in a cemetery. armed police surrounded the scene and paramedics ran in. clifford had shot himself with the crossbow, suffering serious injuries. he's now in a wheelchair. after his family were murdered, john hunt, in a statement, talked of the "horrid evil" that brought "devastation

tiktok has consistently denied those allegations.y have expressed confidence that they will get the outcome that they seek from the supreme court. president—elect donald trump, meanwhile, has weighed in, despite once trying to ban the 3pp despite once trying to ban the app himself. he has now filed a brief in this case asking the supreme court to temporarily block the law so that he can try to save it. tiktok has repeatedly denied any potential influence by the chinese communist party and has said that the law violates the first amendment free speech rights of its users. the app is already banned from government devices in many countries, including the uk. boeing is donating $1 million to incoming president donald trump's inauguration. the plane—maker joins trump's inauguration. the plane—makerjoins a host of major us companies donating to the event, including ford, microsoft and meta. boeing previously donated the same amount to the last three inaugurations, including trump's first one back in 2017. now the latest on the wildfires i

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i think the bigger the guilt bars, the more she had to deny it, to repress it. to say, i even was not even a witness. she has it, i can to boss, she crafted her own truth. that means she always believe she was telling the truth, even when it wasn't the trough. psychologist often say that when you have a trauma, you bend the truth almost so that you can live with into a big. that's what that means. leaving con, after the war, reinstall, travel to sit on to photograph the rituals of the new. the tried. she tried to leave her nazi past behind, or for some this work refutes the claim to remain a fascist filmmaker forever. she had yes beta. i was blown to. i know saying that later as a blond german woman, she lived for months with a very remote black trust, it would have committed nazi or fascist. do that not see the fascist into some of the in the 1970s we've install went on german tv and denied. if you know anything about the holocaust busiest initiative was 70 habits is going to buy when you need to know how much of this list has been. hundreds of yours called in

tiktok has denied both of those allegations. tone on friday. hi, everyone. today, its ceo tried to reassure users. rest assured, we will do everything in our power to ensure our platform thrives as your online home for limitless creativity and discovery. i have a warm spot in my heart for tiktok because i won it- for use by 34 points. and tiktok has an ally in president—elect donald trump, who takes office on monday, one day after the "ban or sell" law is due to come into effect. he could order the usjustice department to ignore it. this evening, mr trump announced on his own social —— on friday he announced on his unsocial media platform... media platform truth social that he has spoken to china�*s president, saying, "the call was a very good one for both china and the usa. we discussed tiktok and many other subjects. president xi and i will do everything possible to make the world more peaceful and safe." tiktok influencer and small business advocate tiffany cianci hopes that donald trump will save the platform in the us. he k

he of course denies the claim. he has resumed. denies the claim. he has resumed-— denies the claim.resumed. ., ., , ., ., resumed. two months ago 77 million americans _ resumed. two months ago 77 million americans gave - million americans gave president trump a powerful mandate for change. to put america first, at home and abroad. i want to thank president trump for his faith in me and his selfless leadership for our republic. the troops have no better commander—in—chief than donald trump. as i have said to many of you in private meetings, when president trump chose me for this position, the primary charge she gave me was to bring the warrior culture back to the department of defence. he, like me, once a pentagon laser focused on meritocracy, lethality, warfighting focused on meritocracy, lethality, war fighting and readiness. protestor interrupts. well, another interruption, as you can see. of course security just moving in. let's return. that's it, that's myjob. i suspend your remarks. let me 'ust suspend your remarks. let me just say— suspend your remarks. let me just say this. t

by news group — been strongly denied by news group newspapers.— been strongly denied by news group newspapershearing gets i very much, the hearing gets under way at 10:30am and it will be fascinating. we will bring you the latest updates from court. helena wilkinson at the high court in central london. we have more on developments from the court on the bbc news website and on all of the other day's stories. i'm rajini vaidyanathan, i'll be back after a short break. hello again. the weather for the next couple of days is very similar to what we had yesterday, but it is going to change towards the end of the week. so, today, we've got a weather front across the northwest of the country enhancing the showers here, and we've got another weather front draped across the central swathe of the country, which is producing all this cloud and outbreaks of rain. to the south of that, we could see one or two brighter breaks, but there'll be a fair bit of cloud around. the sunniest skies today, northern ireland and scotland, and later in northern england. but even so, there will be a peppering of showers a

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people don't want that denies. it's involved in the conflict. despite the evidence collected by you and experts and others, alongside the congolese army regional peacekeepers and un forces have been heavily engaged in the fighting which has already resulted in heavy casualties. the violence has displaced hundreds of thousands forcing money to flee, while others remain in the city, braving the dangerous conditions. we haven't set for 3 days, we have bombs exploding then night. we see people trying to sleep but will not sleep because we have no where to go. when i come up on our side sitting here, i can hear the sounds of gums the crack of a falling bullets. we decided to stay at home, but because as long as there was those who flee the war can also die or live a bad life. that's why we thought it's better to stay home. if we're going to die, it's better to die here. we show conflict in eastern d r. c has raced for decades with multiple failed attempts of ceasefire. the latest escalation has sparked international con

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we could largely deny al qaeda any sanctuary after the group relocated in pakistan, but we couldn't deny the taliban sanctuary there. pakistan's army leadership mostly supported our efforts to disrupt dismantle and defeat al qaeda, but it saw the taliban as a strategic instrument it could use to create a government favorable to its interests in afghanistan. the pakistanis played a double game -- part open ally, part covert enemy. to be sure our counterinsurgency , strategy in afghanistan was not without its faults. we succumbed to mission creep and strategic overreach in our nation building efforts and did not remain focused on the reason we went into afghanistan in the first place -- to overthrow the taliban regime, defeat al qaeda and prevent another 9/11 attack. we started way too late to build credible afghan security forces and wasted substantial funds on building the wrong security forces. as a result, we transitioned security responsibility to the afghan government much later then we should have. but the real reason we lost is that two american presidents decided that defeat was p

the sheriff has denied all of these allegations. kron four's lindsey ford reports the millbrae but the vote was unanimous support of all men and women in uniform. i say yes. and you very much. the millbrae city council unanimously voting tuesday to no longer support christina corpus as sandra tales county sheriff. >> the fact 0 vote came after the council members heard multiple testimonies in support of and against the embattled sheriff was facing accusations of homophobia, racism and abuse of power. corpus has denied all allegations, but a number of sheriff's deputies attending the meeting say they want corpus to resign and speaking on behalf of the sheriff's office, julie lindh, with the san mateo labor council claimed chair corpus created a toxic work environment as we want anything you want protect to floor. >> there is indication the honor right. you should wash exact yeah. lot of politicians officials and a whole i share the integrity others in support of shared corpus say she is the reason why streets san mateo county are saf

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he denies those. have you been able to confirm those allegations? >> the story last night was first reported by nbc news. we spoke with the attorney for samantha hegseth and for daniel hegseth, and they gave us the same statements they provided to nbc news. it is really disturbing about this, i don't know if you've had a chance or c-span had a chance to see that yet. it's one of the most disturbing documents i've read in a really long time. if you have a spouse that according to the allegations needs a comfort or safe word to be able to communicate safely to your family member to help her get out of the house, i don't know how that can just -- i realize that the secretary of confirm has denied these allegations, but that seems like a very far-fetched thing to just make up. a lot of the other allegations in this affidavit kind of a line with some of the reporting we've seen over the last weeks and months of incidences of problematic drinking and some of the things that the incoming secretary of defense, if confirmed, was alleged to say. we were just