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the suspect also died in the incident.the father of britney spears has agreed to step down as conservator of her estate. the arrangement began in 2008 after concerns over the singer's mental health. jamie spears took legal control of her life and finances. now on bbc news, panorama. tonight on panorama — david cameron and the missing billions. scandalous. no other prime minister in modern times has felt it appropriate to act in this way. the former prime minister promoted his friends controversial investment schemes. there could be billions on the line here, which could be lost from supposedly ultra—safe funds. we reveal the truth about lex greensill�*s dodgy deals. in the end, it turns out the company was clearly very, very problematic. in the end, it turns out. the company was clearly very, very problematic. how uk taxpayers could lose hundreds of millions.

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the suspect also died in the incident.ng. the father of britney spears has agreed to step down as conservator of her estate. the arrangement began in 2008 after concerns over the singer's mental health. jamie spears took legal control of her life and finances. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk.

sadly, some of them have died. ., ~' y . ., died. thank you very much for s-ueakin died.t i was saying. this is coming from the bbc�*s delhi bureau chief, saying the bbc has spoken to a senior health official was told us that at least 60 people were killed and 1a0 others wounded in kabul airport. fox news in the us is reporting that more than four us personnel have been killed, though the bbc has not been able to confirm that and the pentagon is yet to comment on that reporting. let's look at some of the international reaction. germany has called it a heinous attack and says a hospital plane is on standby to help treat injured people at kabul airport. here's the chancellor, angela merkel. translation: there is a high level of pressure to be exerted _ in the mission to airlift people out of kabul. we know that the window of opportunity is closing, tens of thousands of people have been airlifted to security. today i would like to once again repeat that those who have not been able to leave kabul with the help of the airlift will not be forgotten. we will continue to work, t

his wife and daughter also died. a, ., .,, ., his wife and daughter also died. ., .,, ., ., died.ammed was one of the best men we have _ died. mohammed was one of the best men we have in _ died. mohammed was one of the best men we have in the - best men we have in the community, working hard to give the best life for his kids. yesterday, the us launched a drone strike against a car which it said was carrying more is suicide bombers. and with a humanitarian crisis looming, the uk is promising it will continue to support those left behind. today, ministers will reach out to other nations, including turkey and qatar, they may have more influence over the taliban, afghanistan's over the taliban, afg hanistan�*s new over the taliban, afghanistan's new rulers. jon donnison, bbc news. the main candidates to succeed angela merkel as german chancellor have clashed on climate change and taxation in their first televised debate ahead of next month's election. snap opinion polls after the event suggest the social democrat, 0laf scholz, fared better than his conservative and green rivals. with

as i said it is the most vulnerable who died. woman who died and her little daughter who befriended me and we tried to find the mother, ifailed. she was able to find her money in the crowd. she lost her hand in an ied years ago. and ijust wonder what happens to these young people. these children? it is a very, very shattering situation. the former uk prime minister, tony blair, has said president biden's policy — which led to the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan — was "imbecilic". he says the decision to leave represents a tragic, dangerous and unnecessary abandonment of the country. mr blair, who as labour pm, sent british troops into afghanistan two decades ago, has urged the government to use its role as chair of the g—7 group of nations to co—ordinate international efforts to help the afghan people. the west has to understand that when we do something like this the signal it sends out is one of inconsistency. it is one that says if the going gets tough, we are out. you cannot in the world that we have today, you have got

after the woman died, people said they could still hear that scrub brush going. they could tell the spirit was there honoring the building and trying to keep the building clean. now, one famous ghost is a continental soldier. a tomb that was built for george washington, right under the center of the dome if you come in late at night, this continental soldier is parading up and down guarding george washington's body. george washington was such a hero at the time of the revolution that the soldier have you vowed that he would guard george washington's body for eternity and he's still there because he died before they decided not to bury george washington there. what you're seeing in this paragraph photograph a glass case that holds the catapult that holds lying in state ceremony. the tomb actually looks like this and it's hard to get to until you have to get through a lot of corridors and up some stairs and so far to get there. it's best to go late at night when the light isn't there and then you can actually see this goes going up and down. in that way, he's the s

it is not clear, entirely how many died from a secondary infection and how many died initially from the virus. there are a considerable number of parallels. for one thing, 1918 -- it affected and infected almost every organ in the body. another was that the neurological problems were very prompt -- very common. one very good observant noted that it is very similar to what is happening today. one of the biggest differences, one i already mentioned -- as violent as the attack was, it was over an incredibly short period of time. it is very different today. even though 1918 was much more intense and much more tragic, in some ways, the stress on people was less because when it was over, it was over. another big difference is the target demographic who died, probably two thirds of the dead were aged 18 to 45 or 50. young people and infants. particularly the children under the age of five. it was very lethal. host: let me bring some statistics to our audience here. for the flu pandemic, there were more than 500 million people infected with the flu, which at that time was about one third of the

one woman died when two houses were swept away in nagasaki.a swollen river. officials are warning more downpours are to come. and with them, or tales of the missing. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. australia's most populous state, new south wales, has awoken to a statewide lockdown, with the premier warning of difficult months ahead. more than a0 people have died in this current outbreak with tighter restrictions coming into play including increased fines for covid breaches. the state—wide lockdown will be in place for at least a week and is an extension of stay at home measures in greater sydney. our news reporter, tanya dendrinos talked me through the new measures. greater sydney has been in lockdown for a number of weeks, unfortunately, the issue has not been enough to mitigate the spread, the delta variant running rampant across sydney and now, as we've seen, cases beginning to increase across regional new south wales. at her press conference yesterday, the premier announced tightening of restrictions in greater sydney means the ten kilometre ra

out of 168 million people vaccinated, only 1500 have died of the virus.f 1%. david begnaud has more from lafayette, louisiana. >> reporter: 99.9% of people who have been vaccinated do not and have not gotten seriously ill and died from covid. it's extremely rare. but listen, it's happened, and it continues to happen. and if it happens to your family, it's devastating, even if you're the only one. so this morning we're going tell one of those rare stories and give you all the necessary context to understand how many people are being affected like this. >> i'm not feeling well. >> reporter: tara moseley read to us what would be some of her daughter's final words. >> and my legs are turning black. >> reporter: over the course of the next few days, angel would describe her pain in detail through text messages as chevrolet alone at home and later in the hospital. >> my lungs are clogged up with mucus and blood. >> reporter: angel battled covid and pneumonia in a new orleans hospital. her mother was only allowed to see her very briefly, i went in and i prayed w

but in the rush to get to the airport at least 12 people have died.na kargar has been talking to one woman who went there with her husband and four children on monday. her husband was killed. we're not identifying her for security reasons. that morning my husband said on facebook that the americans are helping people to get out and accept them as refugees. he said people like the britons and americans have really good attitude and they are accepting families with kids. so he of this on facebook and my husband and i with our children took a taxi to the airport. at the airport it was really busy. the taliban were outside and they were making fun of us as we were going into the airport and said when you go to america you can say what you want about us but here, we will suck your blood. so we were scared but still still went inside. it was really, really busy. i was with my kids and got separated from my husband. he was trying to get us to a safer corner but fighting started and we saw bullets everywhere. my husband saw us and was running towards us to ge

thomas to remember those who died.en affected by the tragic events of last night. the belief cord and remains in place and there has been a heavy police presence here on the streets all day reassuring to some people who have been left very confused by what happened. the questionnaire asking todayis happened. the questionnaire asking today is why did this happen and that of course is what the police are looking into and at the heart of that, the big question of who was jake davidson. they are examining a weapon that was retrieved. they are also looking at his computer and the hard drive and the social media activity that he undertook. it's known that he was active on social media and he had spoken sometime before the attacks of being broken. he was also involved in a subculture that involves trend towards women. now, it has been consigned by both facebook and youtube that they have terminated and removed the accounts of jake davidson and they do breach the company policy. here, that is going on behind the scenes away fr

turns out he died young. but the year that maxwell died, a baby was born which carried on his work. that baby was albert einstein. and so it is a cosmic coincidence that the torch, the torch was carried on by somebody who was born the very year the predecessor died. now course were talking about the whole shooting match. that is the god equation. an equation perhaps no more 1 inch long third allow us to summarize everything known about the universe. on one sheet of paper, on one sheet of paper you could write the theory of almost everything. he could put down einstein's equation is quite ugly clumsy but it works. it is about a foot long. maybe mark 8-yard long if you were to ride it out. but on one sheet of paper you could put the theory of almost everything. now, we want that 1 inch equation which won't merge these two hostile theories. realize relatively is based on smooth surfaces. trampling nets, spheres, smooth surfaces. while the quantum theory chops up everything, chops up everything into tiny particles. how can the theory of particles be equivalent to a theory of smooth surf

, _ soldiers, the relatives of those who died. or— soldiers, the relatives of those who died. or thee who died, or the soldiers themselves who remain— died, or the soldiers themselves who remain - _ died, or the soldiers themselves who remain - i_ died, or the soldiers themselves who remain — i guess there's two things here _ remain — i guess there's two things here one — remain — i guess there's two things here one is— remain — i guess there's two things here. one is a professional soldier takes _ here. one is a professional soldier takes orders and fulfils, and he is a professional, both he and she do these _ a professional, both he and she do these things in these places. and i was listening to an american special forces _ was listening to an american special forces soldier earlier on this evening _ forces soldier earlier on this evening who was saying that they actually _ evening who was saying that they actually did the two things to which henry— actually did the two things to which henry referred — get the taliban out of power. _ henry referred — get the taliban out of power, a

he spent over a week in intensive care before he died on thursday. a go fund mow page to help his family raised more than $83,000. he leaves behind a wife and five children. >>> san jose based zoom agreed to pay an $85 million settlement over privacy and zoom bombing. private meetings were interrupted in response zoom is pledging to shore up security and under the settlement some paid subscribers can get refunds on their subscriptions or $25 back. >>> still ahead, a deadly chopper crash late today. investigators are on the scene. >>> and biking from the bay area to new york city. why a group of first responders and veterans have big ambitions for this one. >> hopefully it will bring the nation together. >> ride a bicycle all of the way across the united states? amazing. >>> getting a ring around the dixie fire even as hundreds of thousands of acres go up in smoke. i will tell you what firecrews are worried about as they face the flames tonight. >>> and back here at home it is just the opposite. we are about to pull the blanket over head for everybody

i had just got to a stage where i believed he died for a reason, he died doing something he really, reallyence. and then, over the last couple of weeks, that has gone. i feel like i've actually gone back 1a years. i feel like it was yesterday. i feel totally broken by it. totally broken. and you say you've been speaking to other families of soldiers who have fought and died in afghanistan. do they feel the same? absolutely. i mean, the ones that feel like i do are the ones that have contacted me and said, you know, "you are speaking for us, thank you." because they felt that they couldn't themselves. and i just couldn't sit there and allow this to happen and no—one speak up for us, because we are devastated. we feel our sons have died in vain. don't get me wrong, we're really proud of them. they're our heroes. but, you know, darren believed he was doing something really, really good for the afghan people, and he's done two tours — so when he came back from the first tour, he was really proud of how they had actually pushed the taliban back, families were doing normal things and villages, t

idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator, has died at the age of 80. in exile since being overthrown in 1979. two billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines. the taliban capture afghanistan's third biggest city herat, with reports they've taken kandahar too. police in south west england say six people have died following shooting incident in the city of plymouth. covid cases are surging in the united states as the delta variant spreads in what health professionals there are calling an epidemic of the unvaccinated. but the sharp increase in hospitalisations and deaths is nearly all concentrated in southern states where vaccine take—up has been virtually half the national average. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel is in louisiana to find out why. the life tabernacle church in louisiana. congregation — thousands. influence in the stat

anotherfemale have shot and died by gunshot wounds.was treated at the scene for gunshot wounds and died a short time later in hospital. all of the next of kin have been located and informed by police officers and they also want to stress that this is not a terrorism —related incident and they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident. the significant disruption to road networks in the area. they are also keen to stress that they don't want people to post footage of the incident on social media platforms and they want people to respect the families of those who have lost loved ones this evening because there is a lot of social media out at the moment and they're keen to stress, as our local politicians, that would be to the families and this is still an ongoing incident. the families and this is still an ongoing incident. emergency services if you wanyt to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. the american hospitals in crisis — with la

phil died in 2014.al of the beatles, it was their brand of heartache and harmony that ruled the airwaves. a career that began when donnie, here on the right, was just eight years old. they had a 50—minute radio show on saturdays, known as little donnie. and i used to get to read the commercials. be sure if you have corns and calluses, send for foster's 30 minute wonder corn and callous remover. $1 will bring you a big one ounce bottle. the brothers phil and don were soon singing on the radio show and when their father, a kentucky coalminer with musical aspirations moved the family to tennessee, they landed a record deal at the home of country music. nashville. they sing the beatles, simon and garfunkel, crosby, stills and nash, they all took inspiration from their clean—cut close harmony. but as the 50s turned into the 60s, the everly brothers quickly began to look out of date. # way down in golden green year. don began to write more songs, but the hits didn't come and the strains began to show. doing a

phil died in 2014. the pair didn't speak for many years. don everly, who has died at the age of 8a.ries on the bbc news channel and the bbc website. the next news on bbc one is at 6.35 this evening. have a lovely afternoon. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. iam i am victoria derbyshire, the ten... time is 1:10pm. the military alliance, nato, says at least 20 people have died in chaotic scenes at kabul international airport this week, where large crowds of desperate afghans have been attempting to escape taliban rule. the ministry of defence says seven were killed yesterday alone. let's speak to our correspondent, danjohnson who's monitoring developments from delhi. tell us about the latest situation. conditions on the ground do seem to be a bit kolmar this morning outside the airport. the streets are said to be less crowded and the taliban is reported to be helping marshall the crowd and form people into os which is said to be a making the evacuation effort more efficient. meeting that people can be processed and get through to the airport. to illustrate just how stretche

if she had died 12 hours earlier?, my common sense tells me, not science, that this is someone recently deceased. >> absolutely. . is there an error in that assumption? >> no. >> as far as the prosecution's contention that chorus killed korea after a heated argument, the couple's oldest son testified he did not hear anything like that the night before. and he should know, because his room was right next to his parents. it was even connected by an extra door, that was usually left slightly opened. >> she was also sick, and i was like, i'll stay home with you. and she win let me stay home. >> the two older boys, unlike their sister, stuck to their story they told police. >> did she ever get out of? ed >> yes i think she did. >> if there is believed, them it blew apart the prosecutions timeline, that cory was murdered the night before. >> they said the same thing that they had told baird in 2016 and detective gibson in 2014. >> and the defense side its sights on detective gibson. they claimed in 2013, he was an overeager

one woman died when two houses were swept away in nagasaki.his boat in a swollen river. officials are warning more downpours are to come. and with them, more tales of the missing. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. australia's most populous state, new south wales, has awoken to a statewide lockdown, with the premier warning of difficult months ahead. more than a0 people have died in this current outbreak with tighter restrictions coming into play, including increased fines for covid breaches. the scott morrison has announced more than $1 million of the —— 1 million doses of the vaccine have been secured from poland and will be a straight —— arriving in australia this evening local time, so that is great news. vaccine supply has been an issue in australia, and that rollout is far behind the rest of the developed world. currently only about a quarter of australians have been vaccinated, and that is a big part of the reason why they are struggling with current outbreaks. as we have seen in other parts of the world, the delta variant is running rampant, an

shortly afterwards the di gorgio corporation agreed to recognize the workers.a number of di giorgio properties. in august 1966 the national farm workers association and the agriculture organizing committee were merged to form the united farm workers organizing committee afl cio. chavez is its director. ♪♪ >> the establishment is powerful. the organized farm worker and his family are forced to fight on every field and in every orchard. they have to live with this. man has learned he cannot fight machines. they fight to improve their substandard way of life within a system that so far has given every advantage to those for whom they are forced to work. and they have learned the fight is part of the work. to the farm workers their wives and children and to all those who have joined them in their struggle, this film is dedicated.and we're standing heo the statue of general john j pershing. at this site, which was originally known as pershing park dedicated in 1981. general pershing of course was the commander of the ameri

the latest headlines: at least 30a people have died in a powerful earthquake in haiti.ch killed 200,000 people and affected the economy. the last major city in northern afghanistan — mazar—e—sharif — has fallen to the taliban, who have been advancing at speed as us—led forces withdraw. fighters are edging closer to the capital kabul. us president biden has been defending his decision to pull out us troops from the country. and tributes have been paid to the plymouth shooting victims, as questions are asked of police about why a shotgun licence was returned to the man who killed five people. the decision is being examined by the independent police watchdog.

the driver died. investigation is under way. >>> and this is what the alameda fire department tweeted, car slammed into the house. the driver was taken to the hospital. people inside the home were not hurt. after removing the car, police had to build a temporary structure to stabilize the home. >>> and the republican party said they would not endorse one candidate. delegates feel endorsing one person could divide the party and decrease gop turnout. in a state they say -- >>> before this morning's votes, leaders decided they should endorse one of the four top candidates. the recall ballot includes 46 candidates. ballots are going out in the mail by august 16th. >>> we have much more coming up for you. some bay area deputies are saying they are going to leave their jobs if they are forced to get the vaccine. more on that coming up. >>> lawmakers moving forward on an historic infrastructure bill. the big vote and how it will affect you. ♪♪ ♪♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan

she died in hospital almost 3 hours from her family's home. now her parents have returned to their village. so the approval, we came back here from the hospital because our child, if dad and i live all they have, are they memories of maria? they don't even have a photo of their daughter. i stay at home and rest because i'm always thinking about my daughter who died. as indonesia covered crisis continues, even the youngest have not been spared. and in many parts of the country, children may also be suffering from a 2nd disease or medical condition which heightens the risk of something or amount. nutrition will have an impact on a child with immune system. so if they get infected, it's likely to hit them harder. slow vaccination dr. outside. major cities is also putting young people in danger. as many children contract, the virus from family members, people fit children, not affect that. and then, and i back right now we have a lot of children died as the delta variant continues to spread across indonesia won't children of falling ill each day.

. >> reporter: that same day, july 25th, angel died. she was 33 years old. i just tested positive for covid-19. while being vaccinated. >> reporter: when she ninl initially told her mother and sister on testing positive for covid, she was vaccinated, which means she is considered to be a breakthrough cases. according to the cdc, breakthrough cases make up less than 1% of all the covid cases. of the more than 168 million americans who have been fully vaccinated, around 8,000 have been hospitalized or died of covid. and that is about.005%. there will be people who watch this story who say she got vaccinated and she died. >> i would still say to them, still be vaccinated. because her weight played a lot in it. >> reporter: did the doctor ever speak to you about her weight and that being a factor? >> he did. he did. he told me being that she is a large person, her heart could not pump like it should have beenng. >> rep the c says people with certain comorbidities are more at risk of having severe symptoms of covid-19 which among them are obesity, chronic kidney

seven men lost their lives may 11, 1880 in a dispute of the settlers, and the tree under which they died is tragedy oak. that tragedy is now history and perpetuated by a state marker. new struggles replaced it. many of them. and other names and dates follow. fresno, 1917, vacaville, 1932, corcoran, 1933, pixley, 1933, el centro, 1934, santa rosa, 1935, los angeles, 1935, salinas, 1936, stockton, 1937, bakersfield, 1938, bakersfield again in 1947, stockton, 1948, el centro, 1961. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> hostile landlords and exorbitant rents force large numbers of migrant farm families to live on river banks and under bridges. children and parents spend their day picking fruit and then returning to the river bank to prepare food and to sleep. growers and local police often conspired to drive families to another area. what about the single farm worker? because of low income he is exiled to cheap hotels. he can escape the winter cold and rain for about 50 cents a night. social life in the community is closed to him. if he is lucky he has money for food. if he cannot buy his food then

his uncle died at the scene. in the aftermath, many victims were separated from the family members as the dela saying he went to the airport with 15 relatives. maybe some of them be injured. maybe do the ship the home. i don't know. i tell you anything. i hear. i know. i don't know rid of my family. it's my wife, my children. as evacuations, wine down. this is not how many africans expected to see us forces to pause their warnings of more icily attacks at the airport. the taliban has increased security and expanded the perimeter. the thousands who did not make it onto a flight. it is likely a dream lost for others. it is so much more. charlotte bellis al jazeera cobalt was more. let's now speak to rob mcbride. he's on the ground for us as well in cobble, rob, we heard from the pentagon just in the last hour, that this fellow with specific, ongoing threats. how's that area around the airport looking people now staying away? yeah, i mean that they, they have put in place this friday extra precautions pushing people

it is unclear if the graduate who died was vaccinated.ning a little more about those who died. all were women. one was a 48-year-old teacher from pinewood elementary. another a 49-year-old teacher from dillard elementary and a 49-year-old teacher teaching assistant from dillard elementary as well. the union president also tells me that two others are hospitalized, one is a teaching assistant who was vaccinated and ended up in the icu. she was quite sick. i am told she is doing better. also another teacher who is hospitalized, it is unclear if that teacher was vaccinated or not, anderson. >> the four that died, were they vaccinated? >> well, that's what we're understanding is that the three educators who died were not vaccinated and it's unclear if the graduate who died was vaccinated or not. >> are there others that work in that district that have tested positive in this latest surge? >> reporter: yes, since august 1st, actually, they've had 138 people, employees from that school district from broward who have tested positive. what's real

they found the date they were born, the date they died, their name hand in some cases what they died, from and their military experience. there's a buffalo soldier buried in this cemetery. world war i and world war ii veterans. when they finished they had all 1,800 names on a spreadsheet, so when you go out to our website and you click on old plateau cemetery, there's a pdf file in there with all of that information on there. they did an enormous amount of work. it's a very spiritual cemetery. there are grave sites in here that are back from the mid-1800s. can you go about 20 yards past cudjo louse's headstone and they could not get the heavy equipment further than that. there are grave sites beyond them but they couldn't clear them out because of the terrain out there. you can see how the property over the last 100 years, because we're surrounded by creeks and there are probably brings running underneath and the terrain has just dropped down. this cemetery actually closed in the '70s. there's no burials being made in this cemetery as we speak. there's a newer cemetery to the south of

bush died there was a cartoon of mrs.to heaven and being greeted by her daughter and when president bush died 6 months or 8 months later, the cartoonist from jackson, mississippi did a cartoon of president bush meeting robin and mrs. bush in heaven and from the train, president bush loved trains and railroad travel and early in the planning process he wanted to be brought from houston to college station and so the drum late from the train to bring the family up and had a car designed for the casket to an exhibit for american railroads ten years ago and you people 141 was used to pull the train and it will becoming here, and outside the library looking forward to that, the u.s. postal service issued a stamp in june of 2019 stamped with the portrait on it and unveiling it in a ceremony, the president picked the portrait out. president bush and mrs. bush were so much a part of this place from 1993 until the last years of their life they were here all the time, did programming with us and a literacy program, here for events,