that's the latest news here on elsie international we're back in just over 30 minutes. but the little while on the way i want to go down with the wife of a little help crime. in the swamp or how i don't think it's the fault of the colostomy. and then. you. call up top that call $1800.00 man the one thing you know when we have one. sorry very sorry a. 6 3rd. kind of financial for one john that it was all about money laundering 1st to visit this gas industry different. oh good this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up for you maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in the progresses we just have to deal with oh it's a them ready to do some suze muhtar ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. homosexual bill again from that you know it money living highly you know. watch guys of course. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle american media greed nearly in

this activism can seem like a ploy for profit because i'm going to go back to this because i would, elsie made this point earlier. i'm going to come back to it is a really important one. let's just say, could this be digital black that's, let's just put it out there. but very, very pointed question. it goes back to what i'm describing as far as teams, creating fictional experience because this is the fictional world entering the real world. these are creative teams, creating content and diverse storylines that they want the world to see and consume and relate to really it's truly fiction designed to be related to. and so when you question about the creator creating characters that are not of their ethnicity, you have to look to the teams that they're working with to create those characters . so i believe that you need to be working with diverse teams to create diverse characters. and again, i said, i've seen it with karen hughes died. i've seen it with little mchale esteem, extremely diverse team. if you look into brood b.r.d. day, you can check out our website. christy for i just like us

pressure of getting a good job was there and we wanted to finance it and i personally found out very elsie's to it very very quickly conrad lost slightly longer but what it did spot was this 1st script rewrites recite right let's get it which was a really poor attempt to try to capture the role that it was missed by me clearance experience sitting at room about how much yes our jobs the key that unlocked it was writing from the experience of people who were at the very very bottom so i think it was this because he was sure about this world was so deals with people at the top. what we thought interesting i found interesting about that well is that it's never really been seen through the traces of people who have at least our very intuitive 1st i'm. fredricka iraq capital and while it's my pleasure to congratulate you on this placement and what to stay here starts now which senior vouches for you the impression that you make on clients will all be evaluated in 6 months time on rif day that's reduction in force you'll be standing in this room telling all of us why you should be hired permanentl

seeing consumption levels this holiday season, we're probably going to be going into the worst quality elsie's and ever, which also means less were cursed, less deliveries workers and the country's highest earning industries. they are seeing a quicker job recovery. it's only a 2.5 percent point higher than they were at prepared that mic levels while at the bottom earning industry that really remain unemployed and struggling, even though they represent only 24 percent of the workforce. now those include at retail, leisure, and hospitality, and agricultural. these are the non durable goods at the bottom earning, and then you have the others that are financed durable goods and professional and business services. is this a sign, the american people or the, the american people are now more than ever in need of some sort of stimulus? for sure. i mean, there's no doubt that the stimulus is needed. i mean, you look at the lowest 30 industries. obviously there are great margins. you soon as things get tough, they have to cut costs, which means employees, they go out the window. unfortunately, that's wh

out, kennelling bennett, joseph johnson, barney g, joseph gelder and eli gelder, and of three girls, elsiethe attempted murder of maddie freed and off another nine babies whose identities we can't report. they are protected by a court order. as i say, she didn't enter any please. all we can tell you at this stage it's these alleged murders and attempted murders are said to have happened betweenjune 2015 and june 2016 at the countess of chester hospital, where lucy letby was a nurse in the neonatal unit. she was remanded in custody and she was told she will next appear at court tomorrow. that will be at chester crown court, tomorrow afternoon. judith moritz, thank you. it's1:20pm. our top story this lunchtime... the uk economy grew by a record amount over the summer but it still smaller than before the coronavirus pandemic. still to come, the equalities watchdog finds no unlawful acts of pay discrimination against women at the bbc but equal pay campaigners have criticised the report. coming up on bbc news — seven months later than planned the masters is under way, with tiger woods looking t

pressure of getting a good job was there and we wanted to finance it and i personally found out very elsie's to it very very quickly come around last slightly longer but what it did spot was this 1st script rewrites recite right let's get it which was a really poor attempt to try to capture the role that it was missed by me clearance experience sitting at room about how much yet the key that unlocked it was writing from the experience of people who were at the very very bottom i think it was this because he was sure about this world was so deals that people didn't know what we thought interesting i found interesting about that well is that it's never really been seen through the prism of people who have at least our very into if 1st i'm. gradually iraq's capital and while it's my pleasure to congratulate you on this place london and want to stay here starts now we've seen your vouches for you the impression that you make on clients we'll all be evaluated in 6 months time on risk day that's reduction in force you'll be standing in this room telling all of us why you should be hired permanentl

will be talking with him and a few moments and also joined by trump campaign senior advisor corey and elsienational cochair of lawyers for trump, harvey dylan and eric, author writing extensively about the left and its efforts to steal elections prayed will be talking with him. and breaking news, top democrat in florida is now reportedly blaming joe biden's for for performance of the radicals thus pushed to defund police. politicos mark caputo published text messages from an unnamed democrat, defund the police, and killed a spring and president trump when the state of florida by about three and half percent. republicans and gained an end in sight seats in the house. putting an end to the left attempts to expand control the house and the current balance of power shows democrats with 203 c's in the republicans 185 and 219 of course needed for a majority . radical then seemed to have failed and flipping the senate. it was 180 and it was 198. in the democrats are posting again of just one seat and republicans now have a 48 - 47 advantage by the race is still undecided. the dems board $200 milli

republicans hope that elsie the writing on the wall if these things don't turn out the way he expects but they simply don't know, they just expect things will go orderly, john. >> thank you. i want to walk through the math. the republicans hope the president sees the writing on the wall. it is the math on the map is what the president needs to see. the math on the map. this is the track we're on. we haven't called georgia yet. joe biden leads. nevada in the biden column, so is pennsylvania. that's the state that put the president over the top. 306 is the likelihood of the outcome. we haven't finished in arizona counting the votes yet. let's say, for example, the president had a challenge and contested pennsylvania. took those away from joe biden. it is still not enough. simply still not enough. what if he challenged georgia, too, took that away. it is still not enough. unlikely, never happened. overturn two different states. if biden holds onto mepennsylvaa and the president challenges georgia, the president has to take arizona off the map as well? he would have to take arizona off th

the draw for next year's women's rugby world cup has taken place and elsie to the games faces, rivals face each other in the pool stage. i hold you so new zealand kicks out the draw. what australia a strainer and supposed new zealand's prime minister just endured and had a hand in putting defending champions and hosts new zealand alongside australia and poor a 2021. competition will take place in the southern hemisphere for the 1st time when it kicks off on september the 18th a month. well not in my time, i've never been in a pool of australia, but every time we come up against each other, it's a mess of bedouin. no doubt, next year is going to be nothing different. pretty covert. 9 train this tournament was going to be important to new zealand. now it takes on an extra special dimension for the whole world. it's one of the few countries in the world where sport can even be played in front of pex stadiums of friends rugby world cup 2021. office us the chance to showcase new zealand to a global audience as a way unite behind the defending champion, blake therians. to the men's rugby ch

out, cemlyn bennett, josephjohnson, barney gee, joseph gelder and eli gelder, and of three girls, elsie report. they are protected by a court order. as i say, she didn't enter any pleas. all we can tell you at this stage, these alleged murders and attempted murders are said to have happened between june 2015 and june 2016 at the countess of chester hospital, where lucy letby was a nurse in the neonatal unit. she was remanded in custody and she was told she will next appear at court tomorrow. that will be at chester crown court tomorrow afternoon. an investigation into equal pay at the bbc has found no unlawful acts of pay discrimination against women. the equality and human rights commission opened an inquiry last year after complaints about large differences between the salaries of male and female presenters. but the watchdog has made a number of recommendations — including a call for the bbc to improve transparency. david sillito reports. when the bbc was forced to publish the salaries of its highest paid stars, there was fury at the gap between many male and female presenters and cor

andthree babygirl is, elsie mcnall, daisy parkin and maddie freed..ccused of attempting to murder another nine babies who cannot be named for legal reasons. they were all on the neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital between 2018 and 2090, these are all for babies who are born prematurely. in these investigations which have been going on for three years, lucy letby has been arrested on three occasions, and on two occasions, her former home near the hospital has been searched. she was charged with those offences, those alleged offences on wednesday these week. —— this week. the prosecution argued yesterday that she should be remanded in custody for her own safety, and the question of whether she should be granted bail will be addressed today at chester crown court. new cycle lanes and more socially—distanced pavements could be introduced as councils in england receive more money from the government to support active travel. the department for transport is offering a further £175 million of funding that was initially announced in may. measure