us to the sunday times, after the duke of - us to the sunday times, after the duke of edinburgh _ - us to the sunday times, after the duke of edinburgh died - - us to the sunday times, after the duke of edinburgh died earlier i the duke of edinburgh died earlier this year that prince charles became duke of edinburgh. a long it does not look like it's going to pass the privilege onto his youngest brother. i'm lost on the distinctions between earls and dukes but edward is the only one who isn't a duke, should we be worried? i a duke, should we be worried? i think is a little bit unfair to refuse _ think is a little bit unfair to refuse them on the basis of a knockout _ refuse them on the basis of a knockout competition. holding it a . ainst knockout competition. holding it against them _ knockout competition. holding it against them after _ knockout competition. holding it against them after nearly - knockout competition. holding it against them after nearly 40 - knockout competition. holding it. against them after nearly 40 years? against them after nearly a0 years? he and his wife work

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became duke of edinburgh.think is a little bit unfair to refuse them on the basis of a knockout _ refuse them on the basis of a knockout competition. holding it a . ainst knockout competition. holding it against them _ knockout competition. holding it against them after _ knockout competition. holding it against them after nearly - knockout competition. holding it against them after nearly 40 - knockout competition. holding it. against them after nearly 40 years? against them after nearly a0 years? he and his wife worked very hard and they been— he and his wife worked very hard and they been taking on the duke of edinburgh from the late father, very actively— edinburgh from the late father, very actively involved in that and also the commonwealth games in actually discharging himself with a certain degree _ discharging himself with a certain degree of— discharging himself with a certain degree of decency and humility. prince _ degree of decency and humility. prince charles knows that

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when donald trump was pretending not to know who david duke was, he was quite aware of who david dukeit appealed to republican voters. he deliberately lied about his knowledge of that because he didn't want to be associated with a company thahe knew he wo be associated with if you compared the two. it's kind of awesome that you find that clip, but the reaction to david duke's candidacy was quite similar. donald trump said this is obviously an economic issue. it's about jobs. there were a lot of black people in louisiana who were struggling very hard at that time economically. they voted en mass against david duke. david duke got a lot of votes in the wealthy suburbs in louisiana as well. there was a kind of deliberate attempt to place a simplified economic frame on the issue without considering, you know, how ideology would force people to interpret their own economic misfortune. >> congratulations on the book. whether or not you're a progress, a trump supporter, you might find it interesting. it's a very provocative read. "the cruelty is the point" out now. >>> any minute president b

michael shownfeld joins me now, the vice president of public affairs at duke. >> good morning, poppy. thank you for having me here today. >> how did you make this decision? >> well, we have been monitoring the conditions locally, nationally and on campus pretty much every day for the last 18 months. and we have seen like everybody else, we have seen an increase in cases in the region, in our community, and also an increase in breakthrough infections that have been detected through our testing program. so we were, we were walking towards reinstituting a mandate for masking indoors when the cdc issued its guidance which aligned with our thinking. so it really wasn't a switch. we didn't flip a switch when the cdc flipped a switch. we've actually been monitoring and watching this for quite sometime. >> and what happens to students or staff if they don't comply? does that mean they're out at duke? >> well, good question. students are required to be vaccinated. they have to show up and be vaccinated on -- by august 23rd, which is -- august 24th, which is our first da

the duke of nursing i've never come across. tue: duke of cambridge nursing i've never come across.ed alone today ahead of the ceremony, his wife is isolating after testing positive for coronavirus. more thanks for the royal family because the queen has all nhs staff past and present the george cross. this is given for extreme heroism or courage in the face of danger. there are also patients here today remembering what the nhs has done for them. like the mother who had to give birth two months early because she and her baby both had covid. she remembers that last call to her husband before she was put on a ventilator. t just she was put on a ventilator. i 'ust felt it hard — she was put on a ventilator. i 'ust felt it hard to �* she was put on a ventilator. i 'ust felt it hard to describe, �* she was put on a ventilator. i 'ust felt it hard to describe, is i she was put on a ventilator. i 'ust felt it hard to describe, is not]. felt it hard to describe, is not just scared, it's a feeling of utter terror inside. it's a feeling that i can't express in words. it was traumatic. tt can't

you know, i love duke. and duke's intelligence, his dedication, over 2,000 pieces -- i love him.nd because i grew up also listening to classical music, i love beethoven. david: what about dizzy gillespie? was he an influence on you? wynton: the thing about dizzy gillespie that hit me first was the depth of his intelligence. i met him when i was 14. and just when he started talking, the way my daddy and other musicians listened to him. dizzy was very intelligent. he's part of the reason that we developed jazz at lincoln center. because i didn't want to play in a big band, because i always wanted to play small-band music. dizzy told me -- i called and asked him, what do you think i should do? he said, "to lose one's orchestral heritage should not be considered an achievement." so he was telling me because you need to figure out how to keep our orchestral heritage. we paid a lot of dues to build up orchestral music in jazz. and for us to just give it away and say the big band is old-fashioned, that's not intelligent. david: let's talk a bit about jazz at lincoln center. so you began

the duke of cambridge and duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, metuneral in april. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the event should have been solely about their mother — the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. but the sons, william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken. harsh words are said to have been spoken. this afternoon, it could largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been ta

the duke of leinster. he was a patron of the school. so he was in this just extraordinary kind of mix of new ideas and new kind of attitudes to urban development but also to architecture and these incredibly impressive buildings that he would have had first-hand knowledge of so it really set him up. well, thank you merlot and that's exactly right. we are going to delve into much more detail about many facets of his life and his works, but i want to advance to a 1792. he's in charleston, south carolina and andrew there comes to be a competition. i think most people don't know that there was actually a contest to select who would be the designer and builder of this new president's house. and so this contest was held so i'd love for you to share with us about that. but also the initial design that hoban had for the 1792 competition has been lost to history. so what do you know about what he may have submitted in that initial proposal versus what the white house as we know it today at least without the porticos evolved to be. well the thing

i from tom cruise and the duke of cambridge-— from tom cruise and the duke of cambridae. �* ., , , cambridge it is happening- _ cambridge. i can't really believe it is happening- so _ cambridge. i can't really believe it is happening. so exciting. - cambridge. i can't really believe it is happening. so exciting. i- cambridge. i can't really believe it is happening. so exciting. i wish l is happening. so exciting. i wish you the very best of luck. the very best of england, and the whole country is behind you. so bring it home. ~ ., , , ., , home. when the final whistle blows at wembley — home. when the final whistle blows at wembley tonight, _ home. when the final whistle blows at wembley tonight, their _ home. when the final whistle blows at wembley tonight, their weight i at wembley tonight, their weight could be over. for too long, history has weighed them down. the golden generation is expected to emulate what sir ralph ramsey achieved in 1966. at this class of 2021 under gareth southgate has a best chance yet. they have never been closer to sporting immortality. the mind games have start

>>> prince harry, duke of sussex, has signed a book >>> prince harry, the duke of sussex, has signed a book deal. he's going to write a memoir. it's set to be released late next year and proceeds will go to charity. he characterizes his story as being written from the perspective of the man i have become rather than the royal title he was born into. he hopes to illustrate how no matter where we come from, we have more in common than we think. so, i'm sure a lot of people will be reading that and looking forward to that coming out for sure. >> that is a true statement. we have more in common than we do in our differences. >> at 5:30, the coronavirus rocks the women's u.s. gymnastics team, forcing an alternate to abandon her olympic dream. >> also disappointed. i feel bad for her, because she's trained most of her life for this. >> how olympic officials are handling a growing number of positive cases. >>> plus, welcoming back americans. u.s. citizens welcomed back with one stipulation. >>> and how will the names appear on the ballot. our political analyst, larry gerston tells us how th

marsalis: i love duke. he is -- his dedication over 2000 pieces and i love him.ause i grew up listening to classical music, i love beethoven. mr. marsalis: was dizzy gillespie and influence? mr. marsalis: the thing that hit me first was the depth of his intelligence. i met him at 14 and when he started talking, my dad and i would listen to him. he was intelligent. we developed jazz at lincoln center because i did not want to play in a big band. i wanted small band music. i called him and asking, what should i do? he was telling me you need to figure out how to keep our cultural heritage. we paid dues to build up orchestral music and jazz and to give it away, that is not intelligent. david: let's talk about jazz at lincoln center. you begin playing jazz at lincoln center in the late 1980's? mr. marsalis: 1987. david: you are the music director of the jazz at lincoln center orchestra, is that right? mr. marsalis: we wanted to build, build, build. we wanted to provide enough education and music and advocacy. enough concerts for us as a nation to have our native art

tonight, seth rogen, winston duke, and music from gucci mane featuring bigwalkdog. and now, nick kroll! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> nick: hello! oh! hello. hello! thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live"! i am your guest host nick kroll. [ cheers and applause ] wow, thank you, thank you, thank you. now i know what you guys are thinking, this guy is way too hot to be funny. [ laughter ] but that's not the case. the truth is, i'm too funny to be hot. [ laughter ] i'm really psyched to be here. but i actually have my own show. it's called "big mouth." [ cheers and applause ] yeah. just nominated for an emmy, currently streaming on netflix. [ cheers and applause ] but i have to say, it's a lot more fun to be the boss at someone else's show for a day. you can really make people's dreams come true. so i've been upping the budget, ordering e-bikes. [ laughter ] sky is the limit. >> hey nick? >> nick: yes? >> can i get a raise? >> nick: yeah. what do you think about an extra 80k? >> i'm just a p.a. >> nick: let's just say 90k? gre

when i finished my graduate work, and duke offered me a job as a researcher with a ford foundation funded program, we had planned to go back to georgia. and they offered me more money than i ever dreamed. and we accepted the job, and came along with that job was a possibility of living in deep forest, which at that time was a very prestigious development around a duke university. but for some reason we decided we wanted to stay in chapel hill. >> how would you describe chapel hill at that time? >> chapel hill was a schizophrenic community. it was schizophrenic because it had this liberal image. that's what sucked us in. and there were... there was a strong progressive liberal community in chapel hill that really we're trying to break down the racial barriers, but then if one looked closer it was also one of the most discriminatory communities in the area because there was no middle class. all the blacks lived in the western section of chapel hill, and they would... there are the ones who did most of the menial work in chapel hill because the job inventory was not very broad. and most of t

wynton: i love duke. his intelligence, his dedication over 2000 pieces. i love him. grew up also listening to classical music. i love beethoven. david: what about dizzy the left see -- what about dizzy gillespie? wynton: the thing about him that hit me first was the depth of his intelligence. i met him when i was 14. just when he darted talking, the way my daddy and other musicians listen to him. he was very intelligent. he is part of the reason that we developed jazz at lincoln center. i didn't want to play in a big band because i always wanted to play small band music. he told me, i called and asked him what you think i should do? he said to lose one's orchestral heritage should not be considered an achievement. so he was telling me because you need to figure out how to keep our arbitral heritage. david: let's talk about jazz applicant center. that evolved into jazz at lincoln center. wynton: we wanted to fill a space in the american arts and provide enough education and music and advocacy, enough concerts for us as a nation to have our native art form when it came

. >>> the duke of sussex has a book deal. on top of his $100 million deal with netflix, his podcast, and speaking arrangements, prince harry is writing a memoir that will be released next year. publishers say it will share mistakes and lessons learned during his life. the duke has spoken with the royal family about the book but was not expected to ask for permission to write it. at least some of the proceeds will go to charity. >>> could the nba season come to an end tonight in milwaukee? the bucks and suns play game six of the finals, starting at 9:00 eastern on abc. and 65,000 fans will watch the game outside of the arena, in what they are calling milwaukee's beer district. they are hoping to see milwaukee clinch its first title since 1971. and of course, if the suns win, we get the best two words in sports, game seven. >> i'm always rooting for the underdogs, though. >> you know, to a degree, i feel like they're both a bit of an underdog. chris paul, 16 years in the nba. never made the finals. >> it will be a good game. >>

the duke of cambridge attends a service to mark the 73rd birthday of the nhs, as his wife is forced toelf—isolate. the remaining section of the partly collapsed apartment block near miami is demolished over safety fears as a tropical storm approaches florida. and can she do it? all eyes this afternoon on 18—year—old emma raducanu, as she continues her dazzling wimbledon run. good afternoon. the prime minister is to announce details of plans to ease most of the remaining coronavirus restrictions in england. the measures could include making the wearing of a face mask voluntary, ending social distancing rules, and signing in at pubs and restaurants. covid infections in england are still rising, and are expected to rise further if the rules are eased, but ministers think the vaccine is limiting the number of deaths. there is concern though from medical leaders, scientists, and some union leaders about making the wearing of face coverings a personal decision. plans for scotland, wales and northern ireland will be outlined later this month. here's our political correspondent helen catt. for

the duke of cambridge and duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, metal in april. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the event should've been solely about their mother — the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. but the sons, william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken. harsh words are said to have been spoken. this afternoon, it could largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been talk of

the duke of cambridge and duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, met correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the event should have been solely about their mother — the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. but the sons, william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken. harsh words are said to have been spoken. this afternoon, it could largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been talk of them both making spe

but that didn't log -- matter dubbed david duke, because david duke knew that that is what honing politicians have to say in a situation like that. the racists who like donald trump, because they believe he's one of them, have never believed his denials, about being one of them. they just see that as something donald trump, the smart politician has to say. they believe they know where donald trump's hardest, americas clansmen, america's nazis, believe that donald trump has in his heart, what they have been theirs -- sheer hatred. so, they will be cheering tonight, with the news reports, that they will firmly believe that donald trump said, hitler did a lot of good things. the reason donald trump's nazi followers will believe that he said that, is the same reason that many trump opponents will believe that he said that. then reason is, donald trump has repeatedly demonstrated and fully embraced cruelty. here, and abroad. he embraced and claimed to fall in love with the most murderous dictator alive today, north korea's kim john. one of our first guest tonight says that cruelty is not an effect

well that interview took place a few weeks ago on lauren's 27th birthday and the duke had a surpriseu. we've got a little cake for you. oh, thank you veryl much, that's lovely. i hope it tastes all right. but, you take it home with you, don't eat it now. yeah, no i can't eat it now. happy birthday for today and i hope you have a good day. thank you. we'll all be wishing you well, lauren and cheering you on. thank you. i'm sure you will do us very proud in the olympics and you'll do everyone proud in your home town and your grandparents as well. so, yeah, best of luck. thank you very much. and you can see more of that conversation between the duke of cambridge and lauren price on the bbc sport website. across the world muslims are marking eid al—adha, one of the most important festivals in the islamic calendar. in england it's the first time since the pandemic that many people have felt able to celebrate together. shabnam mahmood reports from a mosque in south london, where celebrations are in full swing. ? praying together — after nearly 18 months of lockdown restrictions the al—naga

the duke of cambridge and duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, metwitchell reports. the event should have been solely about their mother — the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. but the sons, william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken. harsh words are said to have been spoken. this afternoon, it could largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been talk of them both making speeches. instead, there wa

of duke of edinburgh's funeral. that is right. of course. _ duke of edinburgh's funeral.. and that was - duke of edinburgh's funeral. that is right. of course. and that was the l right. of course. and that was the most difficult of times in the weeks before that have been incredibly difficult with the interview the they gave to oprah and how that went down in the royalfamily. the last few weeks if you must have been difficult and i think whatever we saw today, it will take more time than just saw today, it will take more time thanjust a saw today, it will take more time than just a day from a one—day reunion to hill the fight but at least we now have imagery of them together, those pictures of them walking together and towards the garden, they were smiling, the joint statement is significant to i think. we are led to understand that they had a big hand and the creation of the statue. what do you make of it, this image of diana, later on in her life with three children? it is life with three children? it is interesting. _ life with three children? it is interesting. the _

and did the duke and duchess make that, or was it shop bought? oh, i don't know. lauren price proving you can have your cake and eat it. nestor mcgregor, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. thank you. a different side to the hot weatherfor some with thank you. a different side to the hot weather for some with big billowing clouds, and as we could see in essex, some sizeable hailstones. severe storms pushing across parts of the east midlands, east anglia and the kent and london area, pushing south and east and these are in the last hour and will continue in the evening, gradually fading away but what is not going to fade is the hot spell we are experiencing, the amber met office extreme heat warning remains in place in the south—west of the uk right through to thursday and comes into force tomorrow until friday across northern ireland with a combination of hot days and warm nights. these are the temperatures as we hit 10pm this evening, still in the mid 20s or summer is the combination could have an impact on your health. the showers and s

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did you see me picking up my duke energy stuff?it, jim, i know you know the company fairly well, duke we came back to this a few months ago on the 17th of may. that's when duke a actually put out a response to elliott's announcement as well came out pretty strong, instead of saying, hey, elliott wants us to try to split the company. i think that's a big mistake. >> elliott's waited a while. they tried to have dialogue, my understanding is they haven't really had much. they have engaged with a lot of shareholders they came out with a hefty letter and really, you know, again, duke shareholders should read it they basically seem to be saying this board's got to be held accountable. yes, over the short-term the stock has performed well not over the long-term their track record in stock performance, their ability to create value in businesses outside of its core footprint in the interest of duke's leadership and board being in line with shareholders they particularly reserve a lot of enmity if you want to call it that for the lead direc

despite the duke of edinburgh.in about the status of the relationship, as our correspondent reports. oh, my god. get this on camera. you forgot your boots! oh, my god. they'd been so close. it seemed an unbreakable bond. he is the one person on this earth who i can actually, really, you know, we can talk about anything and we understand each other and we give each other support. we get along, you know, really well, harry and i, we are a very close family. there are disagreements, obviously, as all families do. and when there are, they are big disagreements. you know, we're stuck together for the rest of our lives, so... laughter their easy displays of fun and affection with their mother captivated the public. her love for her sons open and on show. tessy ojo has worked with william and harry on protecting diana's memory and sees a statue as an emotional and significant moment. i think this statue is another form of legacy, it is celebrating everything that she stood for for the 36 years that she lived. it will capt

we did an episode about duke as a small child.unt the young duke ellington's house? it was the ghost of harriet tubman. wanda was kind enough to do the part. and one of the writers of the episode, jack knight, who happens to be black, was pitching a joke, he thought it would be really funny if harriet tubman used the "n" word. it got somehow quieter just now. [ laughter ] >> wanda: everybody was like, aw, shucks! >> whoop! >> wanda: whoop, okay! >> which is what happened in the room when we were like, how do we get wanda to -- because we were like, that's really funny but how do we navigate that right now? so we actually had jack come to the record and, like, casually throw -- i mean, how do you -- do you remember? >> wanda: i remember it. i do remember it. it was so funny. because i was feeling as i was doing the script, i was like, this thing needs the "n" word in here somewhere. [ laughter ] and then we were recording. i saw jack, you know, in the booth. so i would do a take, then i would look in the window, and i just see jack

but that didn't bother david duke at all. because david duke knew that that was what a winning politician was going to have to say in a situation like that. so the racists who love donald trump because they believe he is one of them have never believed his denials about being one of them. they just see that as something donald trump, a smart politician, has to say. but they believe that they know where donald trump's heart is. america's klansmen, america's nazis believe that donald trump has in his heart what they have in theirs. sheer hatred. so they will be cheered tonight with the news reports that they will firmly believe that donald trump said hitler did a lot of good things. the reason donald trump's nazi followers will believe that he said that is the same reason that many trump opponents will believe that he said that. and that reason is that donald trump repeatedly has demonstrated and fully embraced cruelty, here and abroad. he embraced and claimed to fall in love with the most murderous dictator alive today. north

and did the duke and duchess make that, or was it shop bought? oh, i don't know.hat's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. today was the warmest day of the year so far and he continues over the next few days, at the met office amber one for extreme heat in force until the end if thursday across the south west, a combination of high daytime and finite have an impact on health, infrastructure and travel and temperatures heading to mid tight still storms around east anglia and the south—east, a stormy afternoon in the east that will fade into the night but the heat will slowly add the way in the mid and high teens is to start wednesday morning. low mist and cloud towards northeast scotland and england and the northern half of scotland, a lot of that will. .. blue skies the northern half of scotland, a lot of that will... blue skies and isolated showers and thunderstorms around on wednesday. mainly towards the west but most will stay dry and getting hotter in northern ireland, south—west scotland and it is in northern ire

the bbc has been told the duke has recently spoken privately with his family about writing the book.ce later today, 62 miles above earth. amazon founderjeff bezos hopes the trip will mark a giant leap forward in commercial space travel. sophie long has this report from the launch site. deepin deep in the west texas desert, the richest man on earth is preparing to take his first passengers to space, making history and dreams come true. with him will be trailblazing aviator wally funk, who at 82 will become the oldest person ever to travel to space. also on board will be jeff bezos's travel to space. also on board will bejeff bezos's younger brother mark, and joining them to enjoy a rare view of earth, a dutch teenager. spaceships seem to be becoming the new super yachts. the launch comes just over a week after another billionaire realised his lifelong dream. sir richard branson may have been the first billionaire to make it to the edge of space, but whenjeff to make it to the edge of space, but when jeff bezos to make it to the edge of space, but whenjeff bezos launches in his new shi

this morning, the fa's president, the duke . boys absolutely.orrent behaviour. "it must stop now". he added. borisjohnson said he hoped that those responsible would call back under the rock that he emerged but keir starmer said he failed to show leadership. downing street they said they always supported the player's right to protest. but tonight england defender tyrone meanings also said witty patel was stoking the fire —— priti patel. the police are investigating what they call racially motivated vandalism. marcus ratcheted said he would never apologise for who they are —— marcus rashford. this never apologise for who they are -- marcus rashford. as long as they are _ are -- marcus rashford. as long as they are scoring _ are -- marcus rashford. as long as they are scoring and - are -- marcus rashford. as long as they are scoring and getting l as they are scoring and getting results and of course, we are all england, all behind you. the minute that doesn't happen, the abuse comes out. haifa the minute that doesn't happen, the abuse comes out.— t

the duke of cambridge attends a service to mark the 73rd birthday of the nhs, as his wife is forced tont block near miami is demolished over safety fears, as a tropical storm approaches florida. now it's time for a look at the stories happening in different areas across the uk. family and friends of residents who died from coronavirus at a care home in kent have been holding a memorial service this morning. managers at pelham house in folkestone say they lost 50% of their residents to the virus and described it as a living nightmare. the service coincides with a two minute silence for nhs, social care workers. simonjones is at the home now. workers. simon jones is at the home now. ~ ., ., , . now. well, the memorial service was held here in — now. well, the memorial service was held here in the _ now. well, the memorial service was held here in the grounds _ now. well, the memorial service was held here in the grounds of _ now. well, the memorial service was held here in the grounds of the - now. well, the memorial service was held here in the grounds of the care. held here in the grou

surgeon multinational companies exporting the raw nuts is now threatening their livelihoods. myself, duke reports i had a motor house and is among dues profiting from money increase international interest in gun if not industry. he buys the produce from thomas in sales on to more to national. this particular budget destined to be shipped to techie business . he says, is me, i say 2018. and 29 to coffee. i supply more than $10000.00 to my company and $29.00 in 2020. i sell about 18000 metro dos. ganna is, was the guest head largest exporter of the money in booking of us who during the countries not season many women get temper awake in the industry and installing the produce. the industry has been a reliable source of income. many women would prefer it to run us when not export that then now we are doing the wrong. that is not good for us. they russian by everything cheaply and there won't be some in the system. again, we prefer the empower with skills to add good values on it. that way we will be empowered about that gentleman ship, but becoming more popular than a woman of taking to proc

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next year, duke energy the way down to 8%. southern energy, 7%. right now we got to go to oil., bring in will kennedy. romaine: will kennedy, bloomberg's cakes in better -- bloomberg executive editor for commodities. we got to talk about the oil market here. we came into this opec meeting, there were a lot of bets being made that we would see a little bit more restraint, but i think what we are finding out now is that the coalition may not be as coalesced as we once thought it was. will: no, i think the word i would use these stalemate. they are traditionally the strongest allies in the middle east, saudi arabia and the uae, completely at odds with one another and unable to reach an agreement. what that means in the short term as there is no more oil coming into the market. it is not going to happen. you have seen the front of the curve really respond and oil prices in new york reach a six and a bit year high this morning . but what you are really seeing is a short-term boom and longer-term uncertainty, and you're seeing the spreads between oil now and next year really blowout