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not| sustainable for mr williamson to stay at the department for education. after the summer recess? spending review. aha, reshuffle after the summer recess? spending review.— reshuffle after the summer recess? spending review. a supporter of get eo - le in spending review. a supporter of get people in line. _ spending review. a supporter of get people in line, focus _ spending review. a supporter of get people in line, focus minds. - spending review. a supporter of get people in line, focus minds. talkingj people in line, focus minds. talking about a reshuffle. he then repeats another message saying it is going to be turbulent but we need a path through it. the message from boris johnson saying he agrees but it is fatal, it will be fatal to brief the cabinet about the upcoming reshuffle. and then a longer message from dominic cummings emphasising the position and perhaps, and i am going to ask about this, giving us some clues to the state of the government at the time, he says it is a big mistake, it is not sustainable. if you don't get the cabinet back into

means is that education bosses, schools, they will be looking at a shortfall of around £370 million in the next academic year. the top civil servant for england, in the education departmenthas for this mistake in the national funding formula. that is how education bosses work out how much goes to each student in schools. in the next academic year, it would have seen... but now that will be reduced to 1.9%. schools are receiving more money than ever, and they have nearly £60 billion for the next academic year, and they say that works out to around an average of £5,300... they say this is an embarrassing blunder, and educations unions are not happy about this, because they say schools try and work out how much money they are going to have, they look forward, and they make assessments based on that. they say this is throw in some disarray into their plans, and unions have called the mistake frustrating. they said budgets are already down to the bone. this in the context of schools just recently having to recover from the raac concrete crisis, with schools having to close, and we saw the education secretary gillian keegan expressing her frustrations that she doesn't always g

the department for education says the student loan system prioritises support for people from the lowestt certainly seems that more and more students are struggling to make ends meet. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. china's biggest annual show of military diplomacy is under way in beijing — despite the country's derence ministers being sacked last week. russian defence minister sergei shoigu was initially listed in the agenda for the 10th xiangshan forum as the first guest speaker at monday's opening ceremony, suggests china intends to give russia a major presence at the forum, despite its invasion of ukraine. however, shoigu's name no longer appears. the forum comes after beijing sacked defence minister li shangfu, without naming a replacement. senior military leaders have been standing in. many western countries are skipping the forum or sending low—level delegations, with concerns about how open it can be. bangladesh's opposition leader and dozens of members of his party have been arrested after violent protests in dhaka. t

reason is here that perhaps the reason is that in the that they're so worried in the for education about for departmenting speech hiring someone for a speech that in turns to be a in two years turns out to be a wrong and or is not the flavour of and is then of the month and is then cancelled . so not that i'm cancelled. so not that i'm saying i'm excusing this because it's cycle. tell it's a vicious cycle. like tell you better do. a you what, we better do. get a 60 page just in case page file on you just in case we're in the future. we're embarrassed in the future. so the whole thing is disturbing . is is . yeah. i mean, lewis is this is it a detailed file and it's all some sort of suspicious thing or are they just printing off people's to make are they just printing off peopyou've to make are they just printing off peopyou've said to make are they just printing off peopyou've said bad?ake sure you've not said bad? >> don't know i've >> i don't know because i've been through things been through similar things in in southwark, where in in the in southwark, where i'm , where they've decided i'm from, whe

schools in england may have to redraw budgets for the next academic year after the department for educationstory and the middle east where security forces in southern israel have moved to a war footing to combat a surprise attack by the palestinian militant group, hamas — the biggest in years. thousands of rockets have been launched into israel from gaza. and dozens of militants appear to have entered southern israel. here's what we know so far: the rocket attacks have struck tel aviv and areas that surround gaza.

and one veteran of the department for education is doubtful they'll ever reach reality.use there will be at least two more elections between now and when it was supposed to happen, and when it was supposed to happen, and this hitch history of education reform is littered with examples of qualifications that have been proposed and never happened —— this history. i think if it does happen in the politics does work out and the next government is able to take it forward in some way, then you have got a real challenge with implementation. and the biggest issue for me with this is the idea of combining vocational or academic courses together because they are very different in nature. if you think about trying to teach someone how to do construction or hairdressing or childcare, that is a very different type of thing to teaching them history of physics. other new policies include toughening up restrictions on disposable vapes, and raising the smoking age in england, 18, up by one year, every year. the proportion of smokers aged 16+ has been steadily dropping. but rishi sunak wa

the department for education says the student loan system prioritises support for people from the lowestspeaking to people here today, it certainly seems that more and more students are struggling to make ends meet. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you alive with bbc news. let's turn to the _ you alive with bbc news. let's turn to the mood — you alive with bbc news. let's turn to the mood in _ you alive with bbc news. let's turn to the mood in israel. _ let's turn to the much anticipated ground offensive now and how israelis are feeling about it. i want to show you these statistics from the israeli newspaper maariv. asked if the military should immediately escalate to a large—scale ground offensive, 49% said "it would be better to wait". while 29% of israelis were in favour of carrying out a ground offensive now, and 22% were undecided. these results contrasted with a previous poll that that found 65% support for a major ground offensive. that was only a week ago, so slippage there. there have been other polls. well, for more on that — we are joined now

it's on the department for education's complex case list.ools in england. the resources are beyond us. we're educators. we're not project managers, we're not builders, we're not specialists. so we have to have that help and we need it quickly. so maybe go with not because that might... down the road. down the road, year 11 pupil scarlett is just back from school. she's in one of the year groups allowed back in. but her younger brotherjacob has been learning in the kitchen, with some of his friends, whose parents are out at work. it's a juggling act for mum jules, who runs a spray tan business from home. problem is now this is affecting such a small minority of children that they are the forgotten kids. they've had the two years of covid, they've had the teacher strike days, and now we aren't thought about because nobody else is going through this. unless you're living in this right now, you do not understand what is going on. with every school day that draws to a close, the reality for some parents is that they are running out of patience. h

currently only 59% of what the department for education says is needed. rt. but such large—scale change is hard to bring about. branwen jeffreys, bra nwen jeffreys, thank branwen jeffreys, thank you. a murder investigation is under way in sunderland after a man died following an attack by what police believe to be an american xl bully dog. a 44—year—old man has been arrested. police say the animal has been destroyed to protect the public. fiona trott has the latest. a community shocked by a dog attackjust metres from their own front door. the animal was destroyed shortly afterwards to protect the public. another dog, also believed to be an xl bully breed, was taken away. this is what xl bullies look like. last month, the government announced a ban. existing owners will have to register them and ensure they are neutered and muzzled when out on a lead. this is a quiet housing estate, and their lives have been turned upside down. there are three areas here that have been cordoned off and are being manned by the police. they're knocking on doors, asking for in

and says it offers additional support to those who needed foot of the department for education says thesupport for people in the lowest income families but, from speaking to people here today, it certainly seems that more and more students are struggling to make ends meet. for more across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you are watching bbc news website. you are watching bbc news. even the uk, prime minister richie sunak has chaired an emergency cobra meeting to discuss the situation in israel and gaza and the situation in israel and gaza and the impact on communities in the uk. senior ministers, police chiefs and security officials met to assess the threat posed by what they refer to as domestic terrorism. for now the joint terrorism analysis centre has decided to maintain the threat level of international terror at substantial. the home secretary suella braverman spoke after that meeting and described london's pro—palestinian marchers as hate marches. irate pro-palestinian marchers as hate marches. ~ ., pro-palestinian marchers as hate marches. ~ . , ., , ., marches. we have see

the department for education says the student loan system prioritises support for people from the lowestms that more and more students are struggling to make ends meet. farmer strays from across the uk, head _ farmer strays from across the uk, head to _ farmer strays from across the uk, head to the — farmer strays from across the uk, head to the bbc— farmer strays from across the uk, head to the bbc news _ farmer strays from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. i farmer strays from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. —— farmer strays from across the uk, . head to the bbc news website. —— for more _ you're live with bbc news. 60 people have been arrested after a large group stormed an airport in dagestan in southern russia, looking for israeli citizens. social media video showed a crowd running through makhachkala airport, some shouting anti—semitic slogans. israel has urged russia to protectjews. the messaging platform telegram will block channels that called for anti—semitic violence in the region. and in the past hour, russian president vladimir putin has weighed in —

it is possible, for example, that the education department attended one of the meetings that was interesting to me . the person in charge of the education department came for the educational work. make sure that we can make this a law now so that it can be used for cultural works and the development of cultural work, for example, let's assume that we are ready to see that this, for example, became a part of the law, so that we can bring one forward. this is almost completed , then we went to the part of it, which was the so-called criminalization. well, the crime of guri is one time, if you assume that the party is arrested now, for example, suppose that he wears a hijab or appears in a naked form, for example, and he is arrested and goes to the court, for example, or even better, you can think that he will almost be forgiven. he said to forgive him let's say that he has some authority to act in an intelligent way, while not directly dealing with the intelligent side . now, for example , they have devices that can record movies . this is known, for example. confirmation of his driving, for e

the department for education says the student loan system prioritises support for people from the lowestere today, it certainly seems that more and more students are struggling to make ends meet. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. to china now, and the ongoing crisis in the property sector. as the world's most indebted property developer, evergrande, has just been granted more breathing space by a court in hong kong before a decision is made over its possible liquidation. the firm — that owes over $300 billion — has until a hearing scheduled for december 4 to come up with a new restructuring proposal. evergrande has become the poster child of a sector in crisis, which is a big problem for the chinese state, wrestling with a sluggish post—covid economic recovery. i'm joined now by professor hong bo from the school of finance and management at the soas university of london. as we mentioned today the hong kong address —— the rest of the — hong kong address —— the rest of the founder of evergrande, i think_ of the founder of evergran

the department for education says the student loan system prioritises support for people from the lowestrtainly seems that more and more students are struggling to make ends meet. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. street to breaking news and it is significant news coming to us that the israeli military have said that a soldier has been freed from hamas captivity in gaza during ground operations. that has just come from the israeli military. the israeli news agency also reporting the same thing, talking about a female soldier who was held hostage, being freed as part of the ground operations that we have seen over the last little while. we have the first picture that is just coming into us. i want to put that onto the screen and the military is naming that soldier, who was kidnapped by hamas on october the 7th. the military says she has since undergone medical checks and was doing well. it didn't give details of the circumstances of her release but significant news coming from the israeli military that in those ground incursions during their operations tha

but the department for education did a consultation on this last year and it found that actually the ecause schools have really well—placed plans in place already for this. but the education secretary gillian keegan will talk about this in her speech, she will talk about how mobile phones can be linked to bullying and they are a distraction and that she will update the guidance. all four teaching unions have come out today and said this is a distraction from the main issues in schools at the moment and it really is unachievable because at the moment head teachers are in control of their behaviour policies. last year, a schools bill was scrapped at the very last minute which would have given the government more control over behaviour policy in some academy schools. this issue is really important to students and to parents, but an update to the guidelines would make very little difference. a teenager has been stabbed to death in london, the second in a week. police say the 16—year—old boy was found on a residential street in edmonton last night. a murder investigation has been launched.

the department for education says the student loan system prioritises support for people from the lowest—incomere struggling to make ends meet. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. - you're live with bbc news. we will keep your across all developments in israel and gaza. but here in the uk, a story many people are talking about today is the ban on xl bully dogs. another breed — the pitbull — has already been banned in the uk for more than 30 years. but new research shows that thousands of pitbulls are still registered to live here, through exemption rules. our correspondent danny savage has this report. an xl bully—type dog with a temperament problem. this animal was handed to police after it attacked its owner. it can never be rehomed and will be put down. this is currently a perfectly legal dog type, but the government is planning to ban them soon, following a number of attacks and fatalities. i'm a dog lover. i don't want to see dogs put down, but i'm also a dad. and i've got to think about public safety, you know? and is it right that a dog that has done that t

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for the set of educational and methodological aids, the methodological kit for preparing the sheet. secondary vocational education for cross-cutting types of professional activities in industry to feofanov alexander nikolaevich, professor of the departmentscow state technological university stankin. grishina gennadievna. moscow state technological university stankin. kapitanov alexey vyacheslavovich, head of the department of moscow state technological university stankin. then will you finish this department? maybe together? we are grateful to the government for such a high award, we want to say that we have a set of textbooks, which consists of ten textbooks and two teaching aids, a set of textbooks covers almost the entire life cycle of creating a product, we have been publishing these textbooks for 10 years already uh in mechanical engineering colleges, for students, draftsmen, machine operators, machine operators, equipment from cnc machines, mechanics, technicians, technologists, that is, everything that is for secondary vocational education, mechanical engineering profile, so we are also grateful for... the awarding of this award and the expert council of the ministry of science of higher education, and we also want to say a grate

new guidance from the department for education will back headteachers in banning them throughout the day, including at break times and junior doctors and consultants in england have begun their three day walkout today, the longest ever period of joint strike action until thursday at 7 am. they're going to be delivering what's being described as christmas day levels of staffing. they're last joint strike in september led to almost 130,000 appointments, having to be rescheduled. the government says the walkout is doing a massive disservice to patients, but these doctors told gb news why they've gone on strike until and unless there is a credible pay offer, it will mean that doctors of all grades , but especially senior doctors, will continue to leave the country for other places and the nhs will continue to suffer . nhs will continue to suffer. >> we are not planning for the future. >> there is going to be no staffing in the nhs. there's to going be no nhs in the future if we don't fight for our pay. so this is really a necessarily a fight about individual consultant papers say we're a

something that i was very strict on when i was universities minister and i know that the current department for educationhave been written all been to they have written to all universities already and reiterated because, look, reiterated that because, look, our universities are where the minds of tomorrow are shaped. it is secretary of state for anti—semitism to be to be allowed to proliferate. >> thank you very much indeed for joining us this morning. forjoining us this morning. michelle donelan lovely to speak to you. now, despite flying high in the polls this week, starmers labour party has been engulfed with over how to with infighting over how to react israel—hamas war. react to the israel—hamas war. now be speaking to one of now i'll be speaking to one of the mps, khalid the party's rebel mps, khalid mahmood, just moment. don't mahmood, in just a moment. don't go anywhere radio. >> well, let's bring khalid mahmood into the conversation . mahmood into the conversation. he's the labour mp for birmingham perry barr. he's also the longest serving muslim mp in parliament and this week he organised a mee

the department for education will be releasing shortly, we are told, new rules for schools, where theywith the journey to and from school, but not use them during the school day. when i say those are new rules, what we don't think they are going to be as new laws compelling schools, it will be guidance from the government basically suggesting best practice for schools, so one concern here i think might be, is that actually necessary? from the sound of things, in a lot of things, that already is in a lot of things, that already is in place. the department for education last year concluded it did not need to produce new rules because so many schools are doing this anyway. but clearly something has changed and we will hear more than that from the education secretary i am sure.- than that from the education secretary i am sure. henry, thank ou ve secretary i am sure. henry, thank you very much- — secretary i am sure. henry, thank you very much. good _ secretary i am sure. henry, thank you very much. good luck - secretary i am sure. henry, thank you very much. good luck today. | secretary i

the department for education says the latest figures on the concrete, known as rack brings the total to 214. the latest update from ministers in september had that number at 174 and an evacuation order has been put in place for all residents in the scottish town of brecon and more than 400 homes have been asked to leave due to the unprecedented level of rain that's expected to fall in the area . aberdeenshire council says area. aberdeenshire council says it will be setting up rest centres in stonehaven and laurencekirk for those who are unable to remain in their homes. a rare red weather warning has been issued as storm babet approaches. it's likely to cause severe flooding and a risk to life in some parts of scotland and we are on tv, on digital radio and if you want us on your smart speaker, just say play gb news. that's it for me. now over to . michelle to. michelle >> thanks for that. i'm michelle jubin. i'm with you till 7:00 alongside me. the consultant alex dean and also the co—founder of novara media , co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani. good evening , aaron bastani. g

head to cbsdeals.com for this exclusive >>> the california department of education announced five winnerscher of the year and one of them is from the bay area. i recently got a chance to go inside the classroom of one of them. break out the robot built by his students and you will feel joseph's sense of pride. >> i am very proud. i am a very proud dad. >> reporter: father like figure for a family of students in the east bay. >> great to see you all again. >> he has been teaching engineering and robotics at ygnacio valley high school for the past six years. >> i teach because i love the seeing the kids achieve their goals in life. >> it is a life shaped in his home country of the philippines where he earned a degree in biology, making the shift to engineering and teaching, coming to america in 2003. >> when i moved here, i was already 30 years old. after a brief stint in texas, he found himself back in the classroom. >> pretty straightforward. >> the students he was teaching looked like him. >> i am in the community where it is 70 pride percent here in our school hispanic. i love it. the h

pages and pages about what they've been doing seems that doing online and it seems that the department for educationnterested to see who's been criticised policies, which criticised. our policies, which is, yeah, outrageous isn't it? >> that was the outrageous part when we did this last time, i my theory that they trying theory was that they were trying to scandals whereby to avoid future scandals whereby someone speaks at one of their events everyone says, events and then everyone says, why have awful why did you have this awful speaker what in speaker look what they said in 1997. and they were just 1997. and so they were just going through very thoroughly. not that that excused it, though. steve? >> i don't think that's how they've it because you they've used it because you think, are they using think, okay, what are they using this data for? it's really easy to now, the fact to collect data now, the fact that got page that they've got a 60 page dossier someone actually dossier on someone actually could of could just be a whole lot of tweets, which they could automate but automate something to get

the department for education says the latest figures on the concrete known as rack brings the total to in the last update from ministers in september had the number at 174 and an evacuation order has been put in place by angus council for all residents in the town of brecon in scotland, around 370 homes have been asked to evacuate late due to the unprecedented level of rain expected to fall across the area . it follows a rare red weather warning as storm babet is forecast to cause severe flooding and risk to life in parts of scotland and amber warning for rain has been issued for parts of northern england. the midlands and wales. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back over to . patrick well , we start with to. patrick well, we start with the bibby stockholm barge because we have an ongoing breaking story to bring you. >> more than two months after legionella bacteria was found in the water supply. asylum seekers have started to return in. migrants have been see

there is plenty, a dysfunctional department for education where they made a funding error which meanstogether, _ secretary? it feels like issues are coming together, the _ secretary? it feels like issues are coming together, the school- secretary? it feels like issues are l coming together, the school saying they cannot publish the material because it has a copyright and the education secretary said that is not a barrier to disclosure. the other is about not putting extra workload on teachers to have to publish this in the fall. this is simply saying, if we read the letter correctly, if parents request it, the school should provide it, but you tell me they do that already. the? should provide it, but you tell me they do that already.— they do that already. they do, i checked the _ they do that already. they do, i checked the guidance _ they do that already. they do, i checked the guidance on - they do that already. they do, i checked the guidance on the i checked the guidance on the department for education website. i looked at 12 random secondary and primary schools all of whom are p

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and i know that the current department for education ministerial team have been to.e as look, reiterated that because as look, our universities are where the minds of tomorrow are shaped . it minds of tomorrow are shaped. it is secretary of state for anti—semitism to be to be allowed to proliferate . allowed to proliferate. >> thank you very much indeed for joining us this morning. forjoining us this morning. michelle donelan lovely to speak to you. now, despite flying high in polls this week, starmers in the polls this week, starmers labour been welcome back to the camilla tominey show in just a minute, i'll be asking the longest serving muslim mp in parliament, labour's khalid mahmood, whether keir starmer has lost his grip on his increasingly fractious party. but first, let's get the news with tatiana sanchez . news with tatiana sanchez. camila thank you very much and good morning. it's 10:00. camila thank you very much and good morning. it's10:00. this is the latest there are reports this morning of residents in gaza breaking into aid centres and warehouses in a

i want to -- everyone knows that biden's program is not enough for the worst hurt borrowers like myself. that the department of education closed my school for fraud and i'm on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars from a school with a bad reputation. i don't trust the department of education to do the right thing. they sent me a letter that they have until the year 2040 to process my application while interest still accrues. what i'm waiting for is either party to restore bankruptcy rights. it was in the d.n.c. party platform and they had a chance to pass a bill 2598 last year and they broke that promise. host: let's take that point about bankruptcy and student loans. michael stratford. guest: it is exceedingly difficult for student loan borrowers to get their debts discharged in bankruptcy. the standard for being able to have your lens discharged in bankruptcy proceeding is were higher on student loans than other types of debt lake credit card debt. the biden administration has said it would support changes to the law that would make that process easier for student loan borrowers in bankruptcy. it made the admi

tomorrow's front pages , 1031, by the way, for the pedants out there, the education ministry keeps secret files on critics of school policy . critics of school policy. departmentia activity of some of the country's leading educational experts . this is an educational experts. this is an observer exclusive . at least observer exclusive. at least nine experts have uncovered files held on them. some as long as 60 pages. one individual even discovered the department compiled an excel spreadsheet in which officials had detailed who she interacted with. the a third of tory voters will switch poll exclusive. the coalition of voters that delivered the tories a big majority at the last election, is crumbling, according to dramatic new evidence that the party is losing key losing support in key battlegrounds across england . battlegrounds across england. and telegraph now and shapps to send uk troops to ukraine. british troops will be deployed in ukraine for the first time under plans being discussed with military chiefs . in an interview military chiefs. in an interview with the telegraph, grant shapps , shapps said that he'd held talks with army leaders about shifting

new guidance from the department for education will back headteachers in banning them throughout theak times, junior doctors and consultants in england have begun a three day walkout. that's the longest ever penod walkout. that's the longest ever period of joint strike action until thursday at 7 am. they'll deliver what's being described as christmas day levels of staffing their last joint strike in september led to almost 130,000 appointments, having to be rescheduled . and the be rescheduled. and the government says the walkout is doing a massive disservice to patients. but these doctors told us why they've gone on strike until and unless there is a credible pay offer , it will mean credible pay offer, it will mean that doctors of all grades, but especially senior doctors, will continue to leave the country for other places. >> and the nhs will continue to suffer. >> we are not planning for the future. there is going to be no staffing in the nhs, there's going to no nhs future going to be no nhs in the future if for our pay. if we don't fight for our pay. so is really necessarily a

finally, see if you qualify for the education department's new save repayment program, that aims to lower monthly payments for americans based on their income. gio. >> gio: some really good advice there. thank you so much, elizabeth, for that. >>> and we're going to turn now to the expected showdown in a manhattan courtroom, the start of former president trump's civil fraud trial and he's already had some choice words there about the judge. melissa adan joins us from lower manhattan with more. good morning, melissa. >> reporter: good morning, gio. so this civil trial is expected to get started here tomorrow at the new york state's supreme court, this despite trump's efforts to delay it. so at the center of all this, trump and his company facing a $250 million lawsuit, that was brought on by the new york state attorney general's office, they're alleging that trump and his business falsified business records to inflate the value of his assets. now, the judge on this case has already ruled that the former president committed fraud by exaggerating his net worth on his financial records. that

reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educatoran 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasure hunt. you can only go to your next clue and more will be revealed. follow your instincts, listen to your gut, follow your heart, do what makes you happy and pragmatic and see where it takes you and get to the next place. trust if you want to do good in this world, that >> long it was in fashion, o'shaughnessy water system has been sustainable. in addition to providing water for the bay area, it also generates clean hydroelectric power to run city buildings and services. and more recently, some san francisco homes and businesses. >> satellite electricity is greenhouse gas free

. >>> huge honor for a bay area teacher, the california department of education recently announced their five winners for teacher of the year with only one coming from northern california. that teacher, mr. joseph albury go from concord had a chance to hang out with him and his students today, where you quickly find out why that honor is well deserved. >> reporter: breakout the robot built by his students . and you will feel. >> these kids are my family here in the u.s. >> reporter: joseph's sense of pride. i am very proud, very proud dad [ laughter ] lee a father like figure for a family of 2 in the east bay point >> good morning, everyone. great to see you all again. >> he has been teaching engineering and robotics at ygnacio valley high school for the past six years. >> i teach because i love seeing the kids achieve. their goals in life. clay it is a life shaped in his home country of the philippines. >> came out really nice. >> he earned a degree in biology. making the shift to engineering and teaching, coming to america in 2003. >> so when i moved here i was already 30 years old. >>

education. the department of energy, building standards for things like smart meters. fundamentally, where companies play a role, those meeting the new standards, and companies like best buy and amazon say they are thrilled to be a partner so consumers by safer tech. >> this conference convenes a lot of different products. i can tell you one of the themes i heard was scared by design. the industry is listening to the guidance. thank you for that. one of the other lessons learned was around foreign partnerships. certainly playing -- were allied partners -- or allied partners played a key role as we shift our focus to the northern pacific. how are the governments thinking about continuing to strengthen these partnerships and the role of the coalition? >> great question. president biden talks about partnerships, it is a key part of everything we do in the geopolitical world. you can't operate alone. the more countries we are operating with together, the more we can be a force for positive progress in the world. i will talk about three examples of approaches that we have b

the department for education is providing template letters to fight claims of copyright fight off claimso parents who want to see this to see this material. do you think that's right? >> oh, it's mind blowing that this is being done, that it's not just common cause, that parents should absolutely see what their children are studying . i was a primary school teacher 25 years ago. i was a primary school teacher for eight years in tottenham, and i actually ended up leaving because the way in tottenham, and i actually en(educate>aving because the way in tottenham, and i actually en(educate ourlg because the way in tottenham, and i actually en(educate our children ;e the way in tottenham, and i actually en(educate our children was e way in tottenham, and i actually en(educate our children was wasiy we educate our children was was becoming further and further away way that i away from where the way that i felt children should be educated. you know, we just teach lot there's teach us there's a lot there's a lot bullying that on in lot of bullying that goes on in the room. i wouldn't have the st

for millions of affected citizens. the israeli ministry of education has banned mentioning greta thunberg in educational textbooks. according to the department, the values ​​of environmental activists are no longer suitable for educating young people. reason for cancellation of thunberg support for palestine. the activist posted a photo of herself holding a poster in support of the people of gazza. now teachers are prohibited from telling israeli schoolchildren about her activities. and to other topics. the head of gazprom, alexey miller, said that the concern now still feels confident economically, despite western sanctions. he spoke about this in an interview with my colleague pavel zarubin. yes. all the details. so, alexey miller said that gazprom will supply additional volumes of fuel to china, this is 600 million cubic meters of gas, and daily requests for power from siberia regularly exceed the figures specified in the contract. daily orders are higher than the volumes that are specified in our contract, and we regularly supply additional volumes to the chinese market, and we have been doing this for, say, not the first year, and if we

the department for education says the latest figures on the concrete known as rack brings the total toer at 174 more . the met police has more. the met police has described new facial recognition technology to catch prolific shoplifters as game changing in a pilot of the new software. 12 retailers provided images of 30 of the worst offenders when compared with the forces custody shots. almost half came up as positive matches. those offenders are now being investigated with a view to build criminal cases as and an evacuation order has been put in place by angus council for all residents in the town of brecon in scotland . that's around 350 in scotland. that's around 350 homes. it follows the rare red weather warning for heavy rainfall, severe flooding and severe wind for parts of scotland. and amber warning for rain has been issued for parts of northern england, the midlands and wales. the of northern england, the midlands and wales . the british midlands and wales. the british geological survey has warned storm babet could also cause potential landslides . this is gb potential landslid

next hearing in the case is scheduled for november 7th >>> the department of education is penalizing loan servicer for failing to send timely billing statements to 2.5 million borrowers this month that's when loan payments resumed after a three-year pause. now, the feds are withholding more than $7 million to the servicers and demanding forbearance until this issue is resolved >> and kim kardashian is getting into business with the nba the league announced today her company skims will become the official underwear partner of the nba, the wnba, and usa basketball skims launched its first men's line last week the company was recently valued at $4 billion. basketball players are real people, too. tyler. >> i just don't know what to say. but that's a good one. yeah okay, contessa thanks >>> ahead on "power lunch," the white house unveiling an aggressive ai executive order. we'll discuss how they plan to handle the technological marvel and what it could mean for the big tech firms involved. "power lunch" will be right back ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? w

answer to just give you a preview that, that there are statutory restrictions on the department of education and the office for civil rights as a part of the department of education setting or, or controlling school curricul. so, we are not able to, to set or control school curricul. that's a, that's a choice that is locally made. and my office job is to enforce the law. and so we also don't make policy pronouncements about what we might like. we say this is what the law requires. there are times when a question about what the law requires gets to a curricular choice. the lens through which i can look at that question and, and my team at the office for civil rights can look at the question is, is the the racially hostile environment lens or the hostile environment, the disability, hostile environment lens? if, if, if any school choice, including a curricular choice lends itself to the creation or perpetuation or support of a hostile environment, then the school would need to take corrective action. it doesn't necessarily mean that they need to change the curricular choice, but it does mean that they would need