farrell: you know, i've got a lot of respect for what rob did. know, he went to london, he heard this sound, and he was like, "you know, that-ristol's going to love this." pinch: i like uncompromising music. i think, you know,hat in this day and age there's a lot of, um, music out there that kind of panders to certain expectations, and, um, i like it when things just stand up on their own two feet and go [indistinct] rest of it peverelist: i've known pinch for--for yrs, and heas--he was kind of real deeper into the--the kind of--that london dubstep thing than--than was initially. he was putting on nights, and people were coming down and getting involved in a real kind of underground level. farrell: he's worked tirelessly to establish, you know, not only dubstep in bristol but also, well, internationally, really, what, through--with tectonic and, you know, releases on other labels like planet mu and stuff like that. works very hard. very, very hard worker, mr. pinch. pinch: we're just going to [indistinct] now and going to get the, um, next tecton

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farrell. ( ringing bell ) and now a new order as billie farrell becomes the first woman to serve as captain763 people in history -- only 76 people in history have commanded this ship. >> reporter: and you will be 77. >> yes. >> reporter:. george washington ordered the ship to be built and only men very in charge till now c.stitut least once a year. a third of its active duty crew, women. >> such a special opportunityt g us. >> reporter: docked at boston, the ship hosts half a million visitors annually. as a teenager, farrell was one of them. what would you tell that young woman today? >> even if i told her she would be commanding the ship, she wouldn't believe me. i would tell my youngerself do your best and you will find yourself in unusual places. >> reporter: tyke taking the helm and recording her place in history. nancy chen, cbs news, boston. uh i like that story. we'll be right back. rybelsus®. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family

navy commander billie farrell. (dr. david jeremiah) there may have never been another time in history when end times prophecy has been more aligned with the culture and circumstances of the world than it is today. i believe there are ten phenomenon we are witnessing today that were recorded centuries ago in bible prophecy. (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah in his new series, "where do we go from here?" on the next episode of "turning point." right here on this station. >> o'donnell: for the first time in its 224-year history the uss "constitution" has a woman as commander. cbs' nancy chen sat down with commander billie farrell. >> fire! >> reporter: launched in 1797 as one of the navy's six original frigates, the uss "constitution's" history is american history. >> it is an honor to introduce commander b.j. farrell. >> reporter: and now a new order as commander billie farrell becomes the first woman to serve as captain. >> there's only 76 people in history who have commanded this ship. >> reporter: and you will b

with farrell out of the opener against scotland, head coach eddiejones will turn to ford after leavingoxing — and anthonyjoshua says he has not signed a £15 million contract to step aside from his rematch with oleksandr usyk, so the ukrainian can fight tyson fury in an undisputed heavyweight bout. tyson fury will face either oleksandr usyk in a fight for the undisputed heavyweight title next, or defend his wbc crown against mandatory challenger dillian whyte. fury�*s promoters have been pushing for whyte to agree terms, but simultaneously speaking to anthonyjoshua's team about stepping aside so fury can fight usyk next. team gb have named their 50th and final memberfor the winter olympics. ellia smeding will be the first female long track speed skater to represent britain for 42 years at beijing 2022. smeding called it a "dream come true" and will race in the 1,000m and 1500m, having recently set new national records in three distances in december. the games start on 4 february. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. tue

remains as captain. jones was asked today if farrell is still the right man to lead the team on the could be an absolutely brilliant ten, so he needs to have a 12 next to him that can run the game for him, and that's where owen's so good. selection's always about historical form, its about current form and it's about the potential of how you can improve. and what we saw with owen in november, the short time he played, was really positive. he came back in rejuvenated. and you've also got to remember they've had a really tough time, and i don't think we appreciate it. i certainly did not appreciate it. i certainly did not appreciate it. i certainly did not appreciate it as much as i should have. you go from being the champion team in england and europe and everything is taken away from you. they were going through covid, they weren't playing, they weren't training at a higher level and i thought they could come back and play in the six nations at the level they should. i have said previously i got that wrong. and now the opportunity for this place to come back, and we have seen it wit

commander billie farrell is the first woman to captain the old ironside.he became the 77th commanding officer of the warship that was one of the navy's six original freak frigets. farrell was second in command of a guided missile cruiser before her second assignment. >> it's such a special opportunity, to have all the public here. they get to see there is a female leading us. >> a third of the "uss constitution" active duty are women. the ship sets sail at least once a year. >>> and the expression "bottoms up" is taking on a whole new meaning in one town in columbia. an austria man who lives there with his family has built an upside down. visitors can walk on the ceilings. furniture hangs from above. the owner said he was inspired by a similar house he saw when he visited austria in 2015. construction was completed this month after being delayed by the pandemic. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," w. kamau bell talks about his new dock series, "we need to talk about bill cosby." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." within this hallowed bo

england head coach, eddiejones, has said it's disappointing for england that captain owen farrell hasacens. he's expected to undergo surgery today and won't be available to play in the six nations. with ten days to go until the start of the tournament, jones said farrell would contribute — just not on the pitch. janik whilst it's enormously disappointing, it'sjust part janik whilst it's enormously disappointing, it's just part of the game. disappointing, it's “ust part of the name. �* .,, ., ., disappointing, it's “ust part of the name. �* ., ., ., game. he'll get the operation, do his rehab, — game. he'll get the operation, do his rehab, and _ game. he'll get the operation, do his rehab, and he'll— game. he'll get the operation, do his rehab, and he'll get— game. he'll get the operation, do his rehab, and he'll get back - game. he'll get the operation, do his rehab, and he'll get back as i his rehab, and he'll get back as quick as possible. we had a couple quick as possible. we had a couple quick chats. he'll do little bits and pieces for us behind the scenes to keep him viable. but

worrying news for england ahead of the six nations in a fortnight, because captain owen farrell lookse, and it was only confirmed this week by head coach eddiejones that he was still the captain. he was hoping to return for saracens against london irish in the challenge cup this weekend. england's first game is against scotland on february 5. meanwhile, scotland's women have made it into the world cup play—off final after two of their rivals withdrew. they'll take on kazakhstan or colombia in a one—off match in dubai on 25 february, with hong kong and samoa unable to play due to covid travel restrictions. if scotland win, they'll be in group a for the delayed tournament — along with australia, wales and hosts new zealand. it starts on the 8th of october. scotland's scott jamieson is still leading golf�*s world tour season opener in abu dhabi after two rounds. it's tough going there for all the players, with high winds on the course. but jamieson coped well, only dropping two shots to finish on seven under par. he's one ahead of england's ian poulter and james morrison and viktor hovla

with farrell out of the opener against scotland, head coach eddiejones will turn to ford after leavingite his outstanding club form, ford has been overlooked since the autumn with marcus smith starring at number 10. team gb have named their 50th and final member of team gb for the games. ellia smeding will be the first female long track speed skater to represent britain for 42 years at beijing 2022. the 23—year—old called it a "dream come true" and will race in the 1000m and 1500m, having recently set new national records in three distances in december. the games start on february 4th. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. there will be a cabinet office inquiry into claims by the former minister nusrat ghani that she was told she was sacked because of concerns about her muslim faith. speaking on a visit to a hospital in milton keynes, the prime minister said this morning that he took the allegations "extremely seriously". we ta ke we take these allegations extremely seriously. very glad that an investigation is taking place now.

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michael 0'farrell apologised for what he described as his lack of clarity.young cricketers, he said. azeem rafiq accepted that apology but with deep concerns. i just feel like clearly the counties and the game are still very much in denial and that's a big worry. for the cricketer who experienced and exposed racism at yorkshire, today's events reveal the long road still to travel. joe wilson, bbc news. the man who spent more than 50 hours underground after being badly injured while caving in the brecon beacons has been back to meet some of the volunteers who saved his life. george linnane fell last november and broke his leg, jaw and several ribs, leaving him in agony and wondering if he'd ever get out. more than 300 volunteers from around the ukjoined the extraordinary rescue effort. our correspondent hywel griffith reports. little did i know it was going to turn into a 50, 60—hour epic, whatever it was, where, you know, i could have never come out of there again. this is where george linnane's life changed in an instant. 0gof nynnon ddu, britain's deepest

farrell was retained as england skipper earlier this week by head coach eddiejones, despite not playingoblem. he had hoped to return against london irish in the challenge cup on sunday but has now been ruled out. england play scotland on february the 5th. arsenal's thomas partey says he will work to change his fortunes after a difficult few days for both club and country. he was sent offjust minutes after coming on as a sub in last night's league cup semifinal defeat to liverpool. the red card came just two days after he played for ghana in their shock group—stage defeat to comoros that eliminated them from the africa cup of nations. on social media, partey said: scotland's scott jamieson is still at the top of the leaderboard, on day two of golf�*s world tour season opener in abu dhabi. he's still out on the course, players battling wins. england's ian poulter carded a round of 62, —— 72 for a share of the clubhouse lead on 6 under par. and finally over on the bbc sport website and app you can find more on the ski and snowboard athletes that have been named in the team for the winter o

farrell has been out since november with a seperate injury to his ankle, and was it only confirmed thisotland on 15 february. —— the -- the 5th —— the 5th of february. meanwhile, scotland's women have made it into the world cup play—off final after two of their rivals withdrew. they'll take on kazakhstan or colombia in a one—off match in dubai on 25 february, with hong kong and samoa unable to play due to covid travel restrictions. if scotland win, they'll be in group a for the delayed tournament — along with australia, wales and hosts new zealand. it starts on 8 october. naomi 0saka says she's proud of her performance despite being knocked out of the australian open in the third round. the defending champion was beaten by the unseeded american amanda anisimova. 0saka, who's a two time champion in melbourne, was only seeded 13th due to herjust coming back after a four—month break. she's looked good in her opening matches but after winning the first set, anisimona took the second and, after surviving two match points, battled on to win the third set and the match on a tie break. going in

has 94 caps, was going to guide fly—half marcus smith through his first six nations campaign, but farrellcens. he's expected to undergo surgery later today. it's been a disappointing ashes series for england women so far. they lost the first t20 by nine wickets and then the next two matches had to be abandoned because of rain. but the start of the only test in the multi—format series is scheduled to start later.it begins at the manuka oval in canberra at 11 o'clock tonight. australia lead 4—2, so a victory for them will guarantee that they retain the ashes as england would only be able to secure a draw. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc dot co dot uk slash sport i'm ben brown live in downing street. boris johnson has faced a barrage of criticism at prime minister's questions — as he awaits the publication of the official report into gatherings held at downing street and whitehall during lockdown. the findings of the inquiry by the senior civil servant, sue gray, could be released this afternoon. downing street are sti

jones was asked today if farrell is still the right man to lead the team on the pitch.t's about the potential of how you can improve. and what we saw with owen in november, the short time he played, was really positive. he came back in rejuvenated. and you've also got to remember those saracens blokes, they've had a really tough time, and i don't think we appreciate it. i certainly didn't appreciate it as much as i should've. you know, you go from being the champion team in england and in europe and everything's taken away from you. we were going through covid, they weren't training, they weren't playing at a higher level, and i thought they could come back and play in the six nations at the level they should. i overestimated that. i have said previously i got that wrong. and now is the opportunity for this players to come back. and we've seen it with jamie george in november, how positive it was when he came back, and owen showed that in the australian game, and i've got no doubt that he can go on and play really well in the six nations. elsewhere, fly—half dan biggar

owen farrell struggled for form. at the moment, he's the right guy for thejob, at the moment, he's the right guy forthejob, mate. marcus is at the moment, he's the right guy for thejob, mate. marcus is going to be important. marcus could be an absolutely brilliant ad, so he needs to have a 12 next to him. the selection is always about historical form and current form, its about the potential of how you can improve. what we saw with allen in november, the short time he played, was really positive. he came back in, rejuvenated. they've had a really tough time. i certainly didn't appreciate it as much as i should've. you go from being the champion team, and everything is taken away from you. we were going through covid, they were in training. and i thought they could come back in the six nations and play at the level they could. i overestimated that, and said that previously. and now, the opportunity for those players to come back and we've seen it with jamie george, how positive it was when he came back. now it's showe

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their captain, owen farrell, will miss the whole tournament. and no room error in canberra for england's women. can they keep the ashes series alive? we have to do the basics really well with the ball being really disciplined, and we have to bat beginnings. welcome along. british interest in the singles draws at the australian open was snuffed out in the first week, but for the past two years, there has been one recurring theme at grand slams. from roland garros to wimbledon to flushing meadows and melbourne park, alfie hewett and gordon reid winning the wheelchair doubles title. victory for the british pair in melbourne was their ninth in a row, a grand slam record for any draw. reid underplayed the significance of surpassing navratilova and shriver�*s doubles winning streak in the 805, but says their partnership can get even better. patrick gearey reports. for alfie hewett and gordon reid, this is like reading an old friend, a reunion that's become a tradition. on the top of your screen and soon on top of the match, this was the road to their

and about ten minutes in she goes yeah, let's watch a will farrell movie. >> she used to mock will farrell movie. i got her old school. it was hard getting her all the way through old school but i did. >> you want to talk about love. for someone who's anti-will farrel, you still married her. >> love the challenge. >> i almost got kicked out of movie theaters when "wedding crashers" came on, i was laughing so loud. i was gasping. my kids were like dad, dad, i could not breathe. >> he comes down sort of silhouette. all you said was please god, let that be will farrel and he steps into the light with a kimono. if you don't like will farrell, you should be investigated. >> drag before congress. >> i am trying to figure out how we got from the death of meat love to "the wedding crashers." >> that's incredible journey. >> elise is writing her own call, did i wake up on this. >> elise, we are very sorry. >> oh man. and now here, here, and alex impose, i will say hi and welcome to "morning joe," hope you had a great christmas, okay, ready? welcome to "morning joe," we hope your christmas was great

with farrell out of the opener against scotland, head coach eddiejones will turn to ford after leaving wbc crown against mandatory challenger dillian whyte. fury�*s promoters have been pushing for whyte to agree terms, but simultaneously speaking to anthonyjoshua's team about stepping aside so fury can fight usyk next. team gb have named their 50th and final memberfor the winter olympics. ellia smeding will be the first female long track speed skater to represent britain for 42 years at beijing 2022. smeding called it a "dream come true" and will race in the 1,000m and 1500m, having recently set new national records in three distances in december. the games start on four february. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. tuesday promises more of the weather we've been so used to lately — largely dry, but often cloudy. the satellite picture shows this pale grey colour here — that's the sheet of low cloud that's been with many of us for the last few days. this bright white cloud out towards the west is the first sign of the fronta

england head coach, eddiejones, has said it's disappointing for england that captain owen farrell has just part of the game. and he'll get the operation, do his rehab, and he'll get back as quickly as possible. so we've had a couple quick chats. yeah, he'll continue to do little bits and pieces for us behind the scenes to keep involved. but he'll cope with the situation really well. and it's a big night for england's men's and women's cricket teams, with both of them in action. all the very latest over on the bbc sport webside, that's bbc.co.uk/sport. but that's all from me for now. hello there. it should be a frost—free start to thursday. we've still got some strong winds in the north, and a band of cloud, light and patchy rain is continuing southwards across england and wales. that'll eventually clear away from southern parts of england. sunshine then follows on. still a few more showers continuing, mainly in northern and western scotland, but the winds will continue to ease. even though it's a northwesterly wind, it's not going to feel particularly chilly. it will feel cooler, thou

next to a notable absentee for england in their six nations opener with scotland — captain owen farrellth club side saracens. farrell was retained as england skipper earlier this week by head coach eddiejones, despite not playing since november because of an ankle problem. he had hoped to return against london irish in the challenge cup on sunday but he's now been ruled out. england take on scotland in two weeks' time. the other big line involves scotland's women, who've made it into the world cup play—off final after two of their rivals withdrew. they'll take on kazakhstan or colombia in a one—off match in dubai on 25th february, with hong kong and samoa unable to play due to covid travel restrictions. and the winners willjoin the group including australia, wales and hosts new zealand for delayed tournament, which starts on the 8th of october. we could have the biggest game of the weekend in the premier league tonight, when you consider how much hinges on it for both sides. it's watford against norwich and if either are to stand any hope of escaping relegation, this is a match they nee

mike 0'farrell apologised for what he described as his lack of clarity.that's a big worry. for the cricketer who experienced and exposed racism at yorkshire, today's events revealed the long road still to travel. joe wilson, bbc news. the time is 6:15pm. our top story this evening... police launch an investigation into multiple allegations of parties at downing street during lockdown. coming up... what future for derby county football club? adminstrators hold crucial talks about its future funding. and coming up in sportsday in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel, rafa nadal says he was physically destroyed in his five—set australian open quarterfinal, but he still made it through to the last four in melbourne. there's growing concern over staff shortages in the nhs, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. the latest survey from the royal college of nursing, shows that more than half of staff are considering leaving the profession. exhaustion is one of the key reasons. in the last of his special reports from the royal london hospital, clive myrie

you know, that's dutch farrell recalling his encounter recently with this mountain lion.year-old musician and private chef was on his way to bakersfield last saturday when he remembered a friend mentioning pyramid lake. so i figured i'd ghosts, check it out and the next thing i know i'm going down to the hike. now the water, my my own business. during the height, though he became the target of this young lion aside, my peripheral vision and you know, i and then tried to yell at it nothing happened. and it was just about to jump in pounds on me. and, you know, i had primal instinct and roared at >> that was my last hope is if yeah, i mean, you know, it was coming at me. what was i going to keep on running? i stood my ground and just roared at it. worked. we have that surprise. i thought it was going to have to fight this thing. farrow says he could see the cat's eyes staring at them through the brush and he knew it wasn't full grown. >> i was more worried that the mom was going come by. you know, in a foot, you know, real deal he planned. he says to jump in the lake if the

farrell, a news max host called covid a scamdemic on air.rom his sick bed, he texted a friend to get the shot, saying that he regretted not getting one himself. covid also came for anti-vaxx christian radio host pastor bob enart and jimmy deyoung who called the vaccine "government control." far right podcast host douglas kazuma caught covid at a qanon conference and blamed it on an there and todd tucker died of covid after ridiculing vaccines on facebook. the most influential of these folks was marcus lamb, the 64-year-old co-founder of christian tv network daystar, who told people to pray rather than get vaccinated. and, of course, the feedback loop between right wing media and republicans is strong. and so we have seen vocal anti-vaxx politicos pass as well. like 52-year-old washington state senator doug erickson, a staunch conservative who led trump's campaign in his state. or michigan official william hartman, a vaccine opponent who you might remember tried to block joe biden's election win in detroit. or texas republican official h. sco

uncapped backs michael lowry and mack hansen have been named in andy farrell's 37—man squad.tomorrow at the adelaide oval. the series is beginning a week earlier than originally planned to allow both teams to travel to new zealand and quarantine before the world cup. it's meant the build—up to the multi—format ashes hasn't been ideal. but as batter tammy beaumont acknowledges, covid has affected everything. it's been crazy, not ideal preparation, a little bit different to normal, but we have made do, and then once we got to canberra, it was a couple of days isolation all we had pcr test results and lots of social distancing, no mixing, no kind of going anywhere indoors or overcrowded. so, yeah, it's been pretty tough, but now we got to adelaide, it's all about the business and the. and that is all the sport for now. we will see you soon. hello again. we're looking at a much colder day of weather thanks to northerly winds. those winds have been dragging in some snow showers across shetland, orkney and more recentlyjust getting into the north of the mainland of scotland as well

farrell has been out since november with a seperate injury to his ankle and was it only confirmed thisirst game is against scotland on february the 5th. meanwhile — scotland's women have made it into the world cup play—off final after two of their rivals withdrew. they'll take on kazakhstan or colombia in a one—off match in dubai on 25th february, with hong kong and samoa unable to play due to covid travel restrictions. if scotland win, they'll be in group a for the delayed tournament — along with australia, wales and hosts new zealand. it starts on the 8th of october. next to a shock at the australian open where the defending women's champion — naomi osaka — has been knocked—out by the unseeded american amanda ani—simova. was seeded 13th due to just coming back to the game after 4 months off. but she'd eased through the opening rounds and started well against ani—simona winning the first set, then the american fought back to level it and then after surviving two match points, she took the decider in a tie break. going into this match, and he and had to play sharp if wa nted to give my

. >> reporter: troy farrell is in tears thinking about his cat nubbins, missing her every day. >> i would go outside stressed- out and burnt out, and she would just come running , and sit on my lap. she was my support cat. and they stole her. >> reporter: the sonoma man says a long beach couple rented an airbnb two doors down in october. when they left, he says they took the outdoor cat with them. troy was out of town at the time. when he returned, a vet called him after scanning nubbins's microchip . >> i'm like, nubbins is in long beach? she did not walk to long beach, nor did she hitch a ride. how on earth is she in long beach? >> reporter: long beach couple took the cat in for a health check. the vet returned the cat to the couple, and asked them to contact troy. they refused. >> those are evil people, people without conscience or a heart. >> reporter: troy filed a cat napping report with the sonoma county sheriff's department. the clinic that contacted troy tells me they fully cooperated with the sheriff's department. an investigator tells troy they forwarded the case to the das offi

luz: for the past three months, troy farrell has been fighting to get his cats back home. >> that wasy friend. that was who i have. luz: he's a neighborhood cat. she has lived in sonoma for years. troy says she is a recent they chose the house -- the reason they chose the house. >> every time we would go to the window, she would run up and be like i'm here. let me in, i love you. we were like, that is the sign. this is the right house. luz: several years ago, troy adopted her. in october after he came back home from a trip, she was gone. >> they stole my cat. luz: neighbors say a couple stayed at airbnb two houses down from troy's asked about her while seeing her out in the neighborhood. >> i said, what do you know about this cat? we love this cat. luz: according to troy, last november he got a call from evette in long beach confirming they have his cat but could not send it. the vet had scanned the microchip. >> it is my cat. she said we are not legally allowed to house cats in this facility so we have to give them back to the people who stole it. luz: in a statement, veterinary cent

luz: for the past three months, troy farrell has been fighting to get his cats back home. >> that wasfriend. that was who i have. luz: he's a neighborhood cat. she has lived in sonoma for years. troy says she is a recent they chose the house -- the reason they chose the house. >> every time we would go to the window, she would run up and be like i'm here. let me in, i love you. we were like, that is the sign. this is the right house. luz: several years ago, troy adopted her. in october after he came back home from a trip, she was gone. >> they stole my cat. luz: neighbors say a couple stayed at airbnb two houses down from troy's asked about her while seeing her out in the neighborhood. >> i said, what do you know about this cat? we love this cat. luz: according to troy, last november he got a call from evette in long beach confirming they have his cat but could not send it. the vet had scanned the microchip. >> it is my cat. she said we are not legally allowed to house cats in this facility so we have to give them back to the people who stole it. luz: in a statement, veterinary center

the england captain 0wen farrell will miss the whole six nations championship with an ankle injury thatustained the injury while training at his club saracens, who say they expect him to be out for eight to ten weeks. the bbcjournalist ashley john—baptiste grew up in care. he always thought he was an only child. but years later, out of the blue, he received a message from a man who said he was his older brother. he says the discovery had a profound effect on his life. he set out to discover how many other siblings are separated by the care system, and what impact it has on their lives. by law, brothers and sisters should be kept together where possible. but new information from more than 200 local authorities has revealed that around half of sibling groups in care are split up. i was only a toddler when i entered the care system and i didn't leave until i was 18. to the knowledge of my various social workers and foster parents, i had no siblings. i was an only child. then what happens, in my mid—to—late 20s, as i'm still coming to terms with my own childhood, i get a message from a man

commander billie farrell is set to become the first woman in charge of the "constitution" in its 224-ry. the warship known as "old ironsides" has a crew of 80 and more than a third of them are women. all right, coming up next, bridging the divide and our dincheses by teaching empathy. family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies with advanced lung cancer thaour first treatmentherapy. if you have advanced nonsquamous non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. r mune system fight cancer, but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of

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with ten days to go until the start of the tournament, jones said farrell would contribute, just nothad a couple of quick chats and he will continue to do little bits and pieces for us behind the scenes and keep involved. but he will cope with situation really well. just to bring you up to date with the one game women's super league tonight, chelsea currently 1—0 up against west ham, beth england with the goal. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. a complaint against the bbc�*s coverage of an incident in which a group ofjewish men was abused in central london last month has been partially upheld by the corporation's executive complaints unit. the unit is part of the bbc, but is independent of programme—makers. it's tasked with judging complaints about bbc output against the bbc�*s editorial standards. let's speak to our culture editor katie razzall. remind us please of the background to this. , . ., to this. viewers might recall shockin: to this. viewers might recall shocking footage _ to this. viewers might recall shocking footage s

england head coach eddiejones is expected to turn to george ford to replace his injured captain owen farrellially left out of the 36 man squad. changes to the highway code are expected to come into force on saturday. the government says they will improve safety for cyclists, pedestrians and horse riders — they'll have more priority in certain situations, like atjunctions. but there are concerns that public awareness of the changes is low, and that this could cause problems, and even avoidable collisions. here's our transport correspondent katy austin. screaming. oh, my god! captured on camera. collisions. close shaves. and scary moments across the country. horn blasts. london cyclist mike campaigns for road safety. he says those sorts of incidents happen far too often. what are the most common problems you come across? so the most common ones boil down to impatience, which is maybe overtaking too close and then immediately stopping in a queue of traffic, or overtaking me and then turning left across my path, forcing me to brake. guidance is about to be put into the highway code saying at lea

both england and wales named their squads for the six nations, which starts next month, with owen farrell biggar as captains. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last few minutes, the prime minister has dismissed claims by his former chief advisor that he misled mps about a drinks party in the number ten garden during the first coronavirus lockdown. he insisted he thought it was a work event. dominic cummings says mrjohnson was warned in advance about the gathering in may 2020, but "waved aside" concerns. this morning, the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, said that a prime minister would "normally" be expected to resign if he intentionally lied to parliament. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has said he believed the prime minister's account. our political correspondent, helen catt, reports. almost a week after the prime minister apologised in the commons for attending what he implicitly believed was a work event in the downing street garden during lockdown, there are claims he was warned about it. i want to begin by repeating my apologies to everybody for this judgme

scotland after suffering an injury while training farrell was retained as england skipper earlier thisrsenal�*s thomas partey says he will work to change his fortunes after a difficult few days for both club and country. he was sent offjust minutes after coming on as a sub in last nights league cup semi final defeat to liverpool. the red card came just two days after he played for ghana in their shock group—stage defeat to comoros that eliminated them from the africa cup of nations. we played the last three games with ten men. it�*s difficult enough to beat them. ten then becomes a real challenge then. and with major players we have out, we have to eradicate players who play consistently with 11 players and... on social media, partey said... scotland�*s scott jamieson is still at the top of the leaderboard, he�*s on 7 under par after day two of golf�*s world tour season opener in abu dhabi. players had to battle high winds, which made scoring tricky. england�*s ian poulter had a share of the clubhouse lead on 6 under par for much of the day, before late starterjamieson birdied his seco

the ceo spoke with john farrell about the deal, which he calls a big priority. >> sometimes being a gooder provides better results than if you own a company. right now we want to place multiple bets on corporations. we have proven this works very well with biontech. i don't say you would not see also acquisitions from our side, but right now in this specific area, partnerships will give us exactly what we want without limiting the amount of capital we will be needing if we want to acquire companies. john: what does that mean elsewhere? what doors does it open if the strategy is a series of bets and a series of partnerships? >> clearly this is one of the top priorities that pfizer and myself have for this year. i would not say it is number one, because number one is to stay ahead of covid. this is what the company needs to do because this is what the world needs. the number two priority is to invest a lot of capital, either in the normal course of business or through covid. that needs to be an investment in science. we have the clinical development vaccine, the manufacturing vaccine. all

captain 0wen farrell will miss the entire tournament with an ankle injury that requires surgery. details from over 200 local authorities have revealed that around half of sibling groups in care are currently split up. the law says brothers and sisters should be placed together and, where this is not possible, contact should be prioritised when it's right for each child. the children's commissioner for england has told the bbc she would support a new law to keep siblings together. 0ur reporter ashleyjohn—baptiste grew up in care, and recently discovered he had a sibling he never knew about. he explores what it means to those who have been in the care system. how are you feeling about meeting your brothers? excited. yeah? yeah. for children growing up in care, their brothers and sisters can often be the only family left, but across the uk, thousands of them are currently split up. in fife, in scotland, someone trying to reunite them is veteran foster carer karen morrison. 0urfamily are foster carers and it didn't take long for us to realise, you know, that these children are going

commander billie farrell is set to become the first woman in charge of the constitution in its 224-year history. the warship known as old ironsides has a crew of 80, and more than a third of them are women. >>> all right, coming up next, when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> so how do you bring people together when they seemingly disagree on just about everything? cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook went looking for an answer in tonight's "unifying america." >> reporter: as our countr struggles for ways to bring people together, the word "empathy" seems to be everywhere. >> it's kind to see things from inside their world. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor dr. jodi halpern has been studying empathy for three decades. >> you know you're having empathy when you

for the first time in the ships to 24 year history, commander lee farrell began leaving the ship yesterdayshe's excited take charge. what a brave and thinking man, save his dog from a bear, before i often dinner. walter said the bear bit and scratched him as he tried to save 12-year-old pepper a bench to block the bear from entering his home. his partner and two other dogs were inside pepper suffered -- he suffered puncture wounds but the document hurt. the second bear in the past week. anyway 22nd of 2022. i am jon scott. gutfeld is next. ♪♪ >> you are nothing without me. happy wednesday, everyone. what a glorious show we have for you tonight. mike baker is back. [applause] killing someone with his shoelaces. [laughter] i keep having mike on the show.

owen farrell remains as captain.in the six nations with regular skipper alun wynjones out injured. there are also three uncapped players — ospreys hooker dewi lake and flanker jac morgan and cardiff forward james ratti. wales are stuggling with a lengthy injury list. police were called to a hobart hotel where england and australia cricketers were drinking together following the conclusion of the ashes series. the england and wales cricket board says it is investigating. in a statement, it added... "the hotel management received a noise complaint by a hotel guest, there were due to be two games in the premier league this evening but burnley�*s match against watford was postponed because of high number of covid cases in sean dyche's side. that leaves just brighton against chelsea left. the visitors are now are now 13 points behind manchester city after losing to the league leaders on saturday. we will never give up. never, never, until the race is over. i told you many weeks before that we are in a good place because w

uncapped backs michael lowry and mack hansen have been named in andy farrell�*s 37—man squad.g. it�*s been crazy, not ideal preparation, a little bit different to normal, but we�*ve made do. and then once we got to canberra, there was a couple of days�* isolation when we had pcr test results and lots of social distancing, no mixing, no kind of going anywhere too indoors or too overcrowded. so, yeah, it�*s been pretty tough, but now we�*ve got to adelaide, it�*s all about the business end. and that is all the sport for now. we will see you soon. hello there. we�*ve got a much colder day of weather coming up today. it was yesterday that we had a cold front bring a bit of patchy rain southwards. as that cleared, we had a fine end to the day in hampshire — a lovely sunset here. for northern scotland, though, it was quite a turbulent day, gusty winds. and those winds have been bringing in some snow showers to shetland, we�*ve seen some in orkney and more recently across the north of the mainland as well. that will leave a risk of some icy patches here as we get into the first part

luz: for the past three months, troy farrell has been fighting to get his cat back home. >> she was my was my friend, you know? that was who i have. luz: nevins is a neighborhood cat. she's lived in sonoma for years. troy says she is the reason they chose the house. >> every time we go to a window, nevins would run up and be like, i'm here. let me in, let me in, let me in. i love you. so that's the sign. that's the sign. this is the right house. luz: several years ago, troy adopted her. in october, after he came back home from a trip, she was gone. >> they still my cat. luz: neighbors say a couple staying at and airbnb two houses down from troy's asked about nebbins while seeing her out in the neighborhood. >> what do you know about this cat? we love this cat. it's beautiful cats. luz: according to troy, he got a call from long beach claiming they had his cat but couldn't send it. the vet at the vca had -- animal hospital scanned his microchip. >> it's my cat. well, we're not legally allowed to house cats in this facility, so we have to give them back to the people who stole her. luz: