now on bbc news, newscast with adam fleming, laura kuenssberg and paddy o'connell. hello.am in the newscast studio. and it's laura next to you in the studio. and it's paddy in the same place and befitting, smug, chattering class people we got locked out of the studio in broadcasting house, and it's typical of what happens in an election campaign. well, let's hope that by the next half hour of people hadn't wished that we were still locked in the studio that we managed to get in. and before we were going on air, i was telling paddy about the last time i got locked out of my flat, and it was because i had to go and pick up a signed copy of michel barnier�*s brexit diaries. long, long story and also from a very long time ago, that's very on brand. but should we explain what we're actually doing here? yes. so newscast is our daily news podcast that you can get every day on bbc sounds. obviously, during the election, we are majoring on covering the election coverage, the election campaign of all the parties. and every saturday we're here live on radio four to bring you some kin

now on bbc news, newscast with adam fleming, laura kuenssberg and paddy o'connell. hello.s adam in the newscast studio. and it's laura next to you in the studio. and it's paddy in the same place and befitting, smug, chattering class people we got locked out of the studio in broadcasting house, and it's typical of what happens in an election campaign. well, let's hope that by the next half hour of people hadn't wished that we were still locked in the studio that we managed to get in. and before we were going on air, i was telling paddy about the last time i got locked out of my flat, and it was because i had to go and pick up a signed copy of michel barnier�*s brexit diaries. long, long story and also from a very long time ago, that's very on brand. but should we explain what we're actually doing here? yes. so newscast is our daily news podcast that you can get every day on bbc sounds. obviously, during the election, we are majoring on covering the election coverage, the election campaign of all the parties. and every saturday we're here live on radio four to bring you some

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the price now is $25.00. jacobs for one. kito fleming. i left be here in jamalia. we all starving. there's not enough food or even in volta, we pay a lot of money to buy something from the market, which likes the main vegetables. we need. the values here are b links to all international bodies. so, but nothing goes with, with the basic supplies. why the fluid, i just need a nothing does a thread. all is fine. as it was through slip, hundreds of his right, these are taken to the strains to develop the right side of his way, the captive held in gauze under the interval. some of the rallies took place until the b. 5 protest is blocked. major roadways, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing green pressure to secure with these 5 deal with my boss. and he is a, is i've been demanding early elections. i'm the salute is following the developments for the money in jordan, and we'd like to remind you that way uh, outside of israel reporting the story because he's waiting government to spend to 0 anti government demonstrations continue in west jerusalem and k, sorry, a outside of the hom

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and then that we received by the i'll put the brigade that these flemings how to, how is going to find a rule in gaza. that's where these inches i yes, right now and conducting these street, the street and house to house the classes in fierce battle with the occupying is really forces on the ground. what we learned so far from what these really media of platforms talked about on the statement that a good a good of is really soldier will learned into inside the house that was already, bobby trapped by like a explosive devices, as well as these unexploded ordnance, as an f 16 bond that did not explode, and as soon as the rubin got inside the house, it was that the needed leaving a soldier killed according to that, uh, there's really need outlets at 5 in the honey apologize. i apologize for bringing bringing you a short that but we just want to return to north carolina and have a listen to us. speaking of that campaign, robert carter gonna grow up to be credible young man. you had been really impressed where they talked about that. so informed they were about what was going on. i was trul

once they did hear the news, but it was especially tough for giants broadcaster dave fleming.nt he passed the news on to giants fans everywhere on the giants flagship radio station, knbr. but we found out, just a little while ago, and the giants have now made an announcement. here's a ground ball to second. estrada throws out pete crow-armstrong, the all time greatest giant. number 24, willie mays has passed away today at the age of 93. and right as we get ready to. head to his hometown and honor a great willie mays. we have to say goodbye. so we'll step aside here for a moment and come back. and the ballgame will continue. and obviously, we're going to talk a lot more about willie tonight over the next many, many days. i hate to be the one to have to pass that news along, but willie mays today has died at the age of 93. dave flemming, very poised and professional with the way he handled that. now, one of the final memories giants fans have of mays came on a big day for his godson, barry bonds. bonds number was retired by the giants back in 2018, and willie insisted on getting

to the site, but here the hope their island remains pearl and i'm having a ton of these beautiful fleming goes and that will be in the us funding nature. and the environment is on the threat. albania was one's hidden destination for a tourist, but now more and more people pour into the country. this has a negative impact on low cost and the environment. vote is the whole idea is organizing protests to risk you with this power the eyes, the place has strong investors to apply last construction projects and builds hotels that could destroy nature. things are just getting started on the beach of him. auda, albania is a waiting. it's next super season. the country is known for still being authentic, affordable and not too touristy pointers old violates our son was an albania last year and raped about what a beautiful country it is. loud is what they're making. the same mistakes as the spanish. 15 years ago to dion everything is being redesigned, hotels are going off in hotels, whole could. so this is the neighboring town of detonate for such mega projects. the government gifts investors build

over many centuries, whoever owned the towns of both flemings and sapiehas and chertorysskys.1510 a charter was issued. holding trades and fairs in the city, so kosovo becomes the center of the region , the houses and taverns were always crowded, markets took place here until the 19th century, despite the fact that there were only two streets in the city, ruzhanskaya and dvornaya. in 1869 , there were already more than 200 households in kosovo, every week there were traditionally bazaars on thursdays, selling bread, cloth, fabrics, pottery and wooden utensils, flax and others. belarus has a good relationship with baku and yerevan. belarus, it seems to me, will continue intends to maintain these good relations with both parties to this conflict, because we, in general, are for peace in the world. azerbaijan has achieved a lot in recent years and, above all, by solving its main problem of returning lands, which. for a long time, well, they simply turned into a desert. azerbaijan is already busy restoring the territories damaged by the war; we, that is, belarus, russia and ukrain

now on bbc news, newscast with adam fleming, laura kuenssberg and paddy 0'connell. hello. smug, chattering class people we got locked out of the studio in broadcasting house,

——we are in the central library of birmingham, it's appropriate for new skies because adam fleming is more intellectual side of the bc, and all these books here, we actually had surprised him out of the mediaeval history section, but we are lucky he is here now. the funny thing is, we have been sat in front of the computing section, so i don't know how good yourjavascript per programming is. we will catch up with one newsnight is doing on what is happening in the general election campaign today. newscast from the bbc. hello, it's adam in birmingham. hello it's victoria in birmingham. and it's nick in birmingham. this is where you started out as a journalist. i love birmingham, i worked here in my firstjob as a report on radio, commercial radio, as you know, had no staff, i was the only reporter and comparative bbc local radio, there loads of reporters, so we were so hungry. i had sharp elbows, that's where i developed my sharp elbows. what was your favourite story from that period? it was all quite serious stuff, it was the tail end, this is showing my age, the west midlands serious c

we only highlights the difficult job, the medical personnel do, but the tributes fleming in for him. yeah, son, this has been echoing for the past few hours, then we had a stand here by the the, the, the emergency department here about what's that? what happened to mr. john probably earlier this morning when they was attacked and killed in a relentless is really a talk. but this is the story of this is part of an, an a, an extent that deliberate attacks on health care facilities and health care personnel and medical staff. definitely. so far, we're looking at at least a $300.00 of them been detained by these really military kidnap and the tenant from health facilities across the gloucester. when a shoot back and followed wand indonesian hospital nicer hospital, the worse for invited to be military. 3 all was the 300 medical staff doctors and nurses and parent medic are good now been detained it from these health facilities and they are held in his, in his really defensive sensors without any charges. then we looked at also at the hundreds of paramedics and, and doctors are being kill

now on bbc news, newscast with adam fleming, laura kuenssberg and paddy o'connell. hello.ed out of the studio in broadcasting house, and it's typical of what happens in an election campaign. well, let's hope that by the next half hour of people hadn't wished

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time now to digest the day's election campaigning in newscast — with adam fleming and the team.ow, obviously, we will do the political fallout from tuesday night's first televised leaders debate amongst the people who could be prime minister because there was a scottish one on monday. but before we do that, give me the planes, trains and automobiles behind the scenes, because you were all in salford. because i was here in my living room. you, were missed? yeah, thanks. it was this kind of, like, slow trickle of, like, people rocking up in different parts of sovereign at different times, all having got various trains to get there. and i think i bumped into chris in salford in the reception of a hotel. oh yeah. very late at night. yes. and there was a sort of boom from alex. "chris, what on earth are you doing here? " while we know what just didn't really expect passed across. but then the worst bit was the getting back from salford this morning, right chris. it was a bit tricky. so the trains on the i should say the west coast mainline, but it's kind of the line between mancheste

time now to digest the day's election campaigning in newscast — with adam fleming and the team.a, i've got an important announcement to make about newscast. 0h. ooh. that's the reaction i was hoping for. more specifically... it'd better be good. laughter. oh, no, no. no, it is actually pretty good. i am actually quite pleased to reveal this. it's what our plans are for election night itself on the night of the 4th ofjuly. we are going to open up the radio theatre at bbc broadcasting house in west london. we're going to turn it into a giant living room and invite loads of people, newscasters and others to come and watch the election results flood in. food and drink? well, we're going to have a modest food and drink, but a giant telly. a giant telly? how big? i mean, how big is big? well, you know, it's going to be pretty big. it's going to be pretty big. and it's we definitely know it's going to last for a long time because we'll be there from like ten at night when laura we'll see you unveiling the exit poll with clive. that's quite exciting. right through to breakfast. although

if you're happening upon us at 11:20 on radio 4, it is laura kuenssberg, paddy o'connell and adam flemingbc sounds, but for the duration of the general election, we are fortunate to be with you on radio 4 every saturday morning. i hope you feel that you are fortunate to be with us, but that of course, is down to you, dear listener. and just let me pick up on francis pym. remember when you say, talking about how he spoke, he won the military cross in the second world war, he was not afraid to speak his mind. but after the 1983 election, what happened to him? he was immediately sacked because it's a totally different dynamic. he was speaking from the ruling party about the same question that grant shapps has been. grant shapps is also speaking from the ruling party warning of the risk of a landslide, basically. and this tells us two things. it tells us, as we were saying earlier in the week, adam, that the conservative cupboard is quite bare in terms of what they have left to say. so they've chucked a lot of policy and new ideas at people. it isn't shifting the polls in their favour. the po

digest the day's election campaigning — and there's a lot to digest today — here's newscast, with adam flemingm. chris, let me get this straight. i can't see anyone, but you can see both me and alex forsyth. that's right — although that's only because i was sent a little picture of the two of you, just to remind me what you looked like. with you in your studio and alex in hers, and me in mine. hang on, we last saw each other on thursday — you've forgotten already? no, not forgotten, ijust like to be, you know, reassured. you know what, though, alex? what was that game you play where you have to lie in the dark, and then... i don't know what game you're talking to, adam. i'm nervous about where you're going with it. what do you think i do when i'm lying in the dark with other people? less about your weekend. no, that game when you have to, like, shout something out, but not shout over each other, but you can't see anyone else? no. — what's that game? basically, that's what this podcast is going to be like — three people who can't see each other having to talk in sequence. but the main subject,

to give a particular shout out to our dedicated our director of communications and operations tony fleming. [applause] our program and operations. [applause] and to alan harris production design and her lungs are cheap editooment, i did not time the applause lines right. along with our chief editor of arms control today are responsible for making acontrols today on excellent terms of content but looks pretty darn good. you watching online yet our videographer to thank for that. i want to thank the c-span audience and my favorite network for being with us here today. also want to thank our board of directors. from tom countrymen who i fabulous. we also have one of the mosts right now that i have ever worked with and career. laura kennedy lily adams was here a little bit ago who is working hard on the effort to extend and expand that radiation exposure compensation act with other colleagues.hanks to our board of directors and the staff. the screen the names of some of the generous meeting sponsors who made this possible. yourinanal support and t only this event but our initiative. there's th

images of fleming then they got the real thing with khomeini's return to iran, watching khomeini step off the plane and he was so mob, they actually had to scurry him off still, there was unrest the us embassy was attacked. and although this time the mob eventually left, it was a harbinger of what was to come eight months later after president jimmy carter allowed the now exiled shah v. r1 to come to the us for cancer treatment. >> the shah had kept his sickness a secret. so some suspicion began to grow that the cancer issue is excuse. >> iranians did not believe the show was ill and worried that the us would return him to power i think there's a straight line that could be drawn from 1953 to 1979. the fact that the popular government of mohammad mosaddegh was toppled through a british and american crew created fears in 1979 that the us would try to do the same thing and admitting the shaw and to the us was the trigger for the revolutionaries to try to prevent that from happening by taking hostages coming up after the shot. that was hoped for democracy. >> but instead, what emerged wa

also, donald trump doubles down on his anti-immigrant attacks while trying to walk back his comments fleming milwaukee. then, the dictator summit. putin, kim jong-un, 2 l trump praised, meet one-on-one in north korea as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >> good evening. once again, i am stephanie ruhle and we are now 140 days away from the election. that means there are just 20 weeks until americans head to the ballot boxes to decide who will be the next president. today, the incumbent joe biden was making big moves at the white house. he announced an executive action to shield undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens from deportation. he called out donald trump for his comments about immigration. >> we can both secure the border and provide legal pathways to citizenship. we have to acknowledge that the patience and goodwill of the american people is being tested by their fears at the border. they don't understand a lot of it. these are the fears my predecessor tries to play on when he says immigrants in his words, poison the blood of the country. folks, i'm not interested in p

now it is time to join adam fleming with the team at newscast. hello, chris. hello, vicky. hello.t's sort of manifesto week, isn't it? it's not very jazzy. it isn't very jazzy. we've been doing this for three weeks, though, so. week three? glass half empty. yeah, exactly. how about week three? oh, there you go. yeah. that's going to put in the punters. the manifest... oh, i can't know. i've been thinking about it all day. ijust can't come up with a catchy name for it. but we've just got today we had the liberal democrats launching theirs. tuesday, it's the conservatives. wednesday it's the green party of england and wales and thursday it's labour. when does that mean the snp are doing theirs? that's next week. it's the middle of next week. i think it's a week on wednesday i think. well, on this episode of newscast we will talk about the pm's big interview he's done with nick robinson, the first proper like sit—down of a party leader being grilled for half an hour. but i think we'll start off where the day started with the lib dem manifesto launch. a little bit of trivia for you th

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there's no doubt in my mind that the, the best way also to empower a diplomatic solution to the north fleming on is a resolution of the conflict. and guys are getting the ceasefire that will take a tremendous amount of pressure out of the system. it will take away justification that has the lightest claim for the attacks as engaged in a and i think open a pathway to actually resolve this diplomatically. that's what we're determined the. the proposal speaks for itself. what's in the proposal, backed by the united states by cutter, by egypt speaks for itself. just briefly on the for the other question. i think that to look if we are talking about the pressure of pressure to be on more thoughts. he said, we have said that basically without a thought have us auto auto auto lives or 80, but to like photos out, it was up for the last 6 of the day after that by they just have to and then also we, i've seen a lot of contradictory and you see it, but it's from a different is there any offices that also requires a lot of pressure on that as well as, as the frontier we believe as or do we try our best t

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the price of one kilogram for them and was one shake the price now is $25.00 jacobs for one. kito fleming. i left be here in jamalia. we all starving. there's not enough food or even in water. we pay a lot of money to buy something from the markets, which likes the main vegetables. we need the values here are b links to all international bodies to provide nothing goes with, with the basic supplies. why the fluid or just the, uh, nothing does a threats dallas fine. the meanwhile, in west jerusalem, hundreds took to the streets to demand the return of his riley captives promise to benjamin netanyahu has been facing growing pressure to secure a seat. deal with the most men is ready to now off concerning elections and an end to the will in gaza. at least 40 will kits have been fired from 11 on with the city of sausage in northern israel. 2 broken sweat intercepted by israel's on dime system offends municipalities says that no casualties have been reported so far. but they have been severe power outages is fallacious in the series of tit for tat attached between his bullet. is there any forces