i'm frankie mccamley in london.next year. new support for women facing the menopause. counselling could soon be offered to help cope with the symptoms. and a loose manhole cover delays practice at the las vegas grand prix. the ferrari team boss says it's unacceptable.

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sorry laboyle and frankie boyle frankie boyle and frankie boyle now is holier than thou among the leftreat guy. lewis schaffer is not a great quy- >> well, well, let's ask steve about that. i mean, do you think there's place still in comedy there's a place still in comedy for that of, suppose, for that kind of, i suppose, meaner, punching down style of comedy? still comedy? because there are still people the circuit? >> yeah. i mean, i think it's exactly going say, it's exactly i was going to say, it's still yeah. it's quite still there. yeah. it's quite often debates happen on often whenever debates happen on tv you can and tv about what comedy you can and can't do, they're just talking about bbc output for some reason. whereas comedy reason. yes. whereas comedy exists shop loads exists all over the shop loads of happening. it was of it still happening. it was a joke . the second joke he did was joke. the second joke he did was about her having man hands. to joke. the second joke he did was ab

marine lance corporate frankie smiley served in the first marine division. he was killed on august 25, 1968. he was 24 years old. these are four names out of the 58,000 who died in the vietnam war that we honor for their service and sacrifice. these four names will continue to be honored at the v.a. clinic in liberty county as it carries on its mission to serve veterans. the sacrifices of those who served in vietnam and in other wars and conflicts is part particularly salient as we just commemorated veterans day. and as we had the opportunity to reflect on the sacred obligation we owe to veterans. i support this legislation and urge my colleagues to do the same. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. bost: mr. speaker, i now recognize for as much time as he may consume the gentleman i consider a very close friend, the gentleman from georgia, representative buddy carter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. carter: thank you, mr. speaker. i th

frankie, thank you for being here.n. >> i wouldn't miss this for the world. >> oh, that's lovely. now, when i met you the second time in an elevator , you were amused that elevator, you were amused that i'd just read your book. yes right. >> you made me speechless . >> you made me speechless. >> you made me speechless. >> and what was the name of the book? >> words that work. >> words that work. >> so explain why , by your >> so explain why, by your expertise, helped you to write that book. >> so my job is to understand how americans feel. it's actually a global experience and to know the power of words to change minds, to change hearts, to be able to communicate to you. but how did you discover that? i discovered it by accident . i had been told, thank accident. i had been told, thank you very much . you're welcome . you very much. you're welcome. good boy. so there's a difference , by the way, between difference, by the way, between he's a worker versus an employee. so i realised how well dressed he is . clearly dres

i'm frankie mccamley in london. also in the programme...ed police of bias over pro—palestinian marches. and surgeons in new york perform the world's first complete human eye transplant. welcome to bbc news. three kilometres from gaza where israeli forces are pushing further into gaza city, the largest hospital in gaza, al—shifa hospital, appears to have been the target of an attack on friday morning with our correspondent on the ground in gaza saying al—shifa hospital is being surrounded on four axes and reporting israeli forces are around 250 metres away from al—shifa hospital where the israeli forces claim hamas is

i'm frankie mccamley in london. the other headlines...fter a night of angry protests in madrid, spain's pedro sanchez will be sworn in for another term as prime minister. and the uk chancellor says there's no guarantee that flights deporting asylum seekers to rwanda will take off next year. hello welcome to bbc news. i'm mark lowen. we are coming to you live from gaza. the israeli prime minister says hamas leaders left gaza's largest hospital shortly before the army raided it. speaking to cbs news, benjamin netanyahu said there was no gunfight at al—shifa because hamas had already fled. israel insists there's a hamas command centre at the site, but hasn't yet provided conclusive evidence. mr netanyahu also said hostages could have been moved from the hospital. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. the first evidence of the tunnel at al—shifa hospital, israel's army says, but not the vast underground hamas command centre which it had said was hidden under the building. hamas and medics deny that here. an israeli soldier also shows the haul

i'm frankie mccamley in london. the other headlines...pain as pedro sanchez is sworn in for a second time. team ferrari say a loose manhole on the track is unacceptable.

i'm frankie mccamley in london. the other headlines... the uk chancellor says there's no guarantee that flights there is anger in spain as pedro sanchezis there is anger in spain as pedro sanchez is sworn in for a second time. team ferrari say a loose manhole on the track is unacceptable. hello and welcome to bbc news, i'm mark lowen. the israeli prime minister says hamas leaders left gaza's largest hospital shortly before the army raided it. the operation continues inside. meanwhile, israel's prime minister is said that hamas�*s leaders left before the israeli troops arrived. speaking to cbs news, benjamin netanyahu said there was no gunfight at al—shifa because hamas had already fled. israel insists there's a hamas command centre at the site, but hasn't yet provided conclusive evidence. mr netanyahu also said hostages could have been moved from the hospital. in other developments, the israeli army says its troops killed five gunmen during a raid in the west bank city ofjenin. news agency video shows people running as stun grenades and s

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hello, you're watching bbc news with me, frankie mccamley. officers and three former officers are being investigated for gross misconduct over the handling of the investigation into the murders by serial killer stephen port. the independent office for police conduct said the officers are being investigated for possible breaches of police professional standards for the way they handled investigations into the murders of anthony walgate, gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylor. port is serving a life sentence for murdering the men after drugging them with overdoses of ghb, and disposing of their bodies near his flat in barking, east london, betweenjune 2014 and september 2015. the new home secretary, james cleverly, has been speaking at the association of police and crime commissioners and the national police chiefs' council summit. he told police bosses that his instinct is always to praise in public and criticise in private. have a listen. i want you to know that i will back you when you take the action that you need to take. of cour

he thinks he frankie the he can. well jockey extraordinaire, may well be to actually lose. be his chance to actually lose. i'm a celebrity but apparently nigel farage has actually been doing some of the challenges already . and we also want to ask already. and we also want to ask stanley about the stanley as well about the potential johnson potential for boris johnson to end frontline end up back in frontline politics. could you imagine? no one really predicted that. david cameron will become our foreign secretary so can you imagine if bofis secretary so can you imagine if boris johnson comes back? how would that all pan out? but i've got a couple of other bits and bobs to bring you to these things are very, very much worth hanging on because hanging on for because the rwanda scheme has absolutely copped in courts copped it in the courts recently. we seen? recently. but what have we seen? well, a surge in well, there's been a surge in migrant suella migrant crossings. suella braverman has pumped up, but given top five

i'm frankie mccamley in london.epal kills at least 157 people.

kaomi: franky jackson is with the tribe's historic preservation office and was one of the organizers.it allows them to come together as a community and put together this burial practice to welcome relatives back. it's an unusual story. there aren't many instances where human remains that were excavated in the 19th century have survived this long. kaomi: historian paul maravelas researches the area where the ancestors originally were buried, lake minnetonka, on the western outskirts of minneapolis. >> lake minnetonka has a heavy concentration of mounds. some archaeologists claim it's one of the dense areas of mound-building in southern minnesota. kaomi: in 1875, an attorney from connecticut named carrington phelps acquired an entire island on lake minnetonka. he renamed it phelps island and built a lodge. it was also home to two native american burial mound groups. the lake was considered sacred to the dakota and other tribes who used it as their final resting place. >> almost 500 mounds at lake minnetonka that were counted and mapped in the 1880's. most of these were excavated by 1890

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. >> thanks, frankie . so tonight, >> thanks, frankie. so tonight, right? i want my dinosaurs to clarify a few things . so i've clarify a few things. so i've asked my friend matthew syed to give us a brief history of the word woke . matthew, can you help us? >> i think the first document did use is in a song by a blues singer called leadbelly , who was singer called leadbelly, who was singing about the scottsboro boys, who were a group of young black americans who had gone into the south of america and been accused of rape were incorrectly accused of rape, but were sentenced to death after an all white jury found them guilty within a few seconds. and what leadbelly is saying to black americans is be awake, be aware of racial prejudice. if you go into the south, the jim crow south, and it was really a consciousness raising term. >> when was that? >> when was that? >> so this song, the >> when was that? >> so this song , the scottsboro >> so this song, the scottsboro boys, was in 1930. thank you very much . welcome. in 1938. and very much. welcome. in 1938. a

. >> thanks, frankie . so tonight, >> thanks, frankie. so tonight, right? i want my dinosaurs to clarify a few things . so i've clarify a few things. so i've asked my friend matthew syed to give us a brief history of the word woke . matthew, can you help us? >> i think the first document did use is in a song by a blues singer called leadbelly , who was singer called leadbelly, who was singing about the scottsboro boys, who were a group of young black americans who had gone into the south of america and been accused of rape were incorrectly accused of rape, but were sentenced to death after an all white jury found them guilty within a few seconds. and what leadbelly is saying to black americans is be awake, be aware of racial prejudice. if you go into the south, the jim crow south, and it was really a consciousness raising term. >> when was that? >> when was that? >> so this song, the >> when was that? >> so this song , the scottsboro >> so this song, the scottsboro boys, was in 1930. thank you very much . welcome. in 1938. and very much. welcome. in 1938. a

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so, you know, i think frankie could do could do really well here. >> so is your money on frankie dettorilute. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> okay. >> okay. >> all right. >> all right. >> we'll come back to you on that. thank you very much. nicola mcgrady from ladbrokes, very good to you very good to see you this morning. is morning. and christopher hope is still who's still with us, who's been eagerly watching this this year's i'm a celeb. >> not sure about nigel >> i'm not sure about nigel farage. thought he farage. i mean, i thought he might because lots might win because he's got lots of support. all those of support. he won all those votes election support votes in 2015. election support from gb news viewers, of course . from gb news viewers, of course. but i just think he's been exposed by a cynical approach to it. is caught camera and it. he is caught on camera and he exposed himself well twice bottom. i have no problem with this being a bottom of farage, but to i there's was too much for me . but i but to i there's was too much for me. but i think when he said there that i want

i'm frankie mccamley in london. also in the programme: an earthquake in western nepal kills at least 157 people. houses are destroyed and people are digging through rubble to rescue others. and russell brand faces a fresh allegation of sexual assault. the claim is made in a civil lawsuit filed in new york and dates back to 2010. hello. i am anna foster, this is bbc news, live from jerusalem. israel's military has again urged civilians in gaza's north to leave the area. it reopened one of the strip�*s main highways. allowing people to drive south. strip�*s main highways. the road was scheduled to be open for three hours — and that window was due to close just moments ago. the rafah crossing to egypt is also closed — at least temporarily. no one has used the crossing so far today. we are hearing that gaza border authorities will not permit foreign passport holders to cross into egypt until the injured people in gaza's hospitals are allowed to travel to rafah. hundreds of foreign citizens have escaped gaza through the

having a group looking at the international, those would be sensible ways to organise ourselves, frankiethe same is true as well. 0bviously one needs to make those things work effectively, and we had to amend as we went. but i agree that this is something that government i hope has already learned some lessons ahead of your own, my lady, about this, and i hope some of that work is in hand. but when ou some of that work is in hand. but when you have those different committees, there is so much overlap, and having got used to having meetings involving, doubt i say it, certain officials, i know that before any meeting takes place there is probably an officials meeting and there is probably a pre—briefing meeting and a briefing meeting, and if you have all these different committees, though, public services is one leg, and their health is another. well, isn't health is another. well, isn't health a public service? they overlap in so many different ways, don't they, involve duplication? brute don't they, involve duplication? we drew don't they, involve duplication? - drew up the terms of refe

one woman tells her story about how during lock downs, her husband lost his labor job and begin to frankie became irritated and abusing her at home. the counseling center helping her had an increase in cost for helped by a 160 percent since locked down to begin in march of 2020 to do i is to discuss this barre goldstein who is the co author of representing the domestic violence survivor domestic violence abuse in child custody, and also author of a scared to leave, afraid to stay. he'd been instructor and supervisor and a new york model better program for over a decade. and the attorney representing victims of domestic violence for 30 years now provides workshops, judicial and other training regarding domestic violence, particularly related to custody issues. months this he also serves as a consultant and expert witness a berries, new book, the quincy solution, stop domestic violence, and save 500000000000. demonstrates how we can dramatically reduce domestic violence, crime with proven tax practices. thank you so much for joining us, barry. glad to be here. have you seen a difference both

and the use devotees semitism, so called charges and frankie semitism. and even at that time i said in public that jeremy made a huge mistake in accepting the h r c or whatever it's gold uh as the opposite to what constitutes anti semitism. and they didn't find to back up the time and challenge them. but they come to that now, bands of us, i mean, you know, people are defying storm a in, in different parts of the country. and they know they can't use that. they, instead of trying to get rid of others who's a room like but using that particular charge now becomes very difficult here. and in the united states for the jewish kids who marched, i've shown real courage. and so we speak for the jews. no, but i mean that's quite astonishing. so i think from that point of view of the southern guarantee movement road as being very positive and ending this. yeah. well being denounced as mtc might tie. thank you. are about to for the show and condolences from the whole team here at going underground to those briefed by the ongoing violence in the middle east. there

and so i called my friend david frankie and said, david, i've to get one of those four jobs. he says, it's not is one. it was a blind ad to run young americans at freedom. and i said, david, get me that job. i got the job. and for about a year and a half a moved to new york, and i came in contact very regularly with bill buckley, frank meyer and brant bozell and intellectual giants out there, james burnham and i tried to be like them and i read everything i thought they were reading. i wasn't making a lot of progress, so one point i made a conscious decision to focus direct mail. we didn't have enough like buckley, who could write and, debate and all, but we had some. we had nobody that could market them to the country so literally went to my wife. by then i had a wife, two babies, and i said, honey, i think i've got something here is going to change. america, maybe even change the world. but i don't know. it. i've got to study it. could i be relieved of all household duties? no diapers, no trash, no yard work? she bought into it for seven, eight years. i made a deep dive in

now these will has repeatedly claim to this frankie and the breed of tunnels built on the bees hospitalized by have mice many times not to get an idea of the layout of the land. now these are the tunnels in question according to id. if you could see them, you know, line doubts that. now with the idea of which says that the, the ron underneath much of the unc enclave. and i use by how much to carry out emissions and to transport weapons that from a pentagon, secuity analysts, by giving model if is not convinced, israel will be able to add like a bose of salt shelter in the hospital as they have no way to go as well, they're going to die, it's and if they cannot get them out, that's been the problem. there. there is no where the go. they'll be israelis claim that they're going to try and go in and, and, and bring out the patients and moving to as a safer location. well, i haven't heard reports of that happening maybe soon, but not a lot. and, and people have flocked to the hospital for refuge because there's just nowhere else to go. they say they were, the ones in the north were told to go so

i'm frankie mccamley in london. also in the programme...h court rules prince harry — and other prominent figures — can continue their lawsuit against welcome to bbc news broadcasting live from southern israel about three kilometres away from the gaza strip where the israeli military is continuing to push deeper into gaza city. we are at the largest hospital in —— the largest hospital in gaza, al shifa, is reportedly surrounded by israeli forces. our gaza correspondent is hearing the military is on all four sides of al shifa. other hospitals in the territory are also said to be surrounded.

i mean, uh, 11 and the dent or the evidence government to produce a ton of frankie. um, the plan is just a, you know, income paper that up in the state is bank crossed as a result of the financial crisis because it's been and paid for, or for the last 4 years. the agency is much weaker. now people are going to do their job because of the low wages as it is all over the evaluation. we'll get to see the state being really serious about actually conducting or even implementing, if not in any case or now, as you mentioned, the deserves of 11 and has went up to 8000000. but i would say that the professor from uh, is what you're talking about. the $200000000.00 visa. it is my hand. and it's important to some conviction license because in fact in nowhere where i heard that actually does the occupying palestine and has that reserve is loved to defend itself, actually to maintain the occupation. right? so, but that's not what it deserves, but 1011. and the solution is much more dire as it is all of these very about policies that have actually been uh, the main in place, and t

i mean the defend sponsored with frankie or has wrong with the live have decrease over the last 30 years and it does not represent the and, and do you particularly auto for your, i mean, we are the biggest power in europe. i mean, not a military, thomas, funding, economic terms. germany is considered to be the driving force behind your opinion degrades. and the quest of your being foreign and security policy. there are tremendous expectations towards germany, but in military terms were not ready to defend themselves and nothing. we can be happy, the president food in with a has not and bands for the. because i have my doubts, if it would be in terms of driven impulses will be capable to help lithuania, to give one example to help them as donia and to defend germany particular. and you said there are states within europe that do expect more from german militarily. are you referring there to the baltic states? yeah, i mean, i bet it's a clear point then use particular concept of need to, as may have that the that's a new emphasis. i'm actually the emphasis since 2014 but no, and has been e

frankie mccamley has the latest.f a media frenzy. she was greeted by dozens of media activists who were all filling this pavement, some singing and chanting, some holding banners. one red, oil money out. another said make polluters pay. inside the courtroom, the 20—year—old sat alongside four other people, all facing the same public order charge. we saw her laughing and waving out was a packed public gallery, full of journalists and other activists. when she spoke, she only confirmed her name and age and enter her plea not guilty. she is one of around a dozen people who are appearing in court today, following those protest last month outside the intercontinental in mayfair, where an oil and gas conference was going on at the time. as for greta thunberg and those first five defendants, they will stand trial next year. to india now where the race is on to rescue construction workers who have been stuck since sunday morning, after a nearby landslide crushed a partially built tunnel, trapping them inside. officials on th

if frankie and flushing bankers who rob, you're always go to conversations like this, what i really appreciate it. all right, so before we go, i want to remind you of our mission. it's simple, really. we want to the silo the world. we've got to stop living in these little boxes. troops don't live in boxes too, cuz everywhere or i'm rick sanchez. i'll be looking for you again right here, where i hope to provide some direct impact the society of the credit accounts offensively, you know, it was a fine you that arises serious of lucian's on the, on the west and ukrainian side issues about their own strength illusions about strength for the russian opponents. basically, the, you know, that didn't take care to rush or, and you crying was a door that just had to be kicked in, and the whole structure would come, come some, come into those looseness. i've been shopping with the have mazda believe this, and now the group of hostages, including 13, is really easy. they've already arrived in these well, over a while in the west bank. the kitchen on palestinians were freedom of these rarely prison on the

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hello from london, and frankie mccamley. at least 157 people are believed to have been killed in an earthquake in western nepal. the shallow quake of magnitude 5.6 hit the remote hill district of jajarkot, which is about 500 kilometres west of kathmandu. strong tremors were felt in the capital and in indian cities including delhi. hospital officials in jajarkot said they were treating more than a0 injured people rescued from the rubble of their homes. live now to our bbc nepali correspondent ashok dahal who's in kathmandu. ashok, talk us through the latest. what do we know? the earthquake at midniaht what do we know? the earthquake at midnight that — what do we know? the earthquake at midnight that hit — what do we know? the earthquake at midnight that hit the _ what do we know? the earthquake at midnight that hit the western - what do we know? the earthquake at midnight that hit the western part - midnight that hit the western part of nepal has killed 157 and more than 300 people have been injured in the incident. 0ur than

i mean the defend sponsored with frankie or has wrong over the last decrease over the last 30 years. and it does not represent the and, and do you particularly the for your, i mean, we are the biggest power in europe. i mean, not a military thomas fund. and you can know many times germany is considered to be the driving force behind your opinion, to graze and the quest of your pin for him to guard the policy. there are tremendous expectations towards germany bugged in military terms were not ready to defend themselves and nothing. we can be happy, the president put in with a has not advanced for the because i have my doubts if it would be in terms of driven uncles, will be capable to help little ania to give one example to help them as donia and to defend germany. in particular, and you said there are states within europe that do expect more from german militarily. are you referring there to the baltic states? yeah, i mean, i best clear point and then use particular kinds of, of, of need to, as may have that the, that's a new emphasis. i'm actually the emphasis since 2014 but no and

i'm frankie mccamley in london.he other headlines: the chancellor says there's no guarantee that flights deporting asylum seekers to rwanda will take off next year. new support for women facing the menopause. counselling could soon be offered to help cope with the symptoms. and a loose manhole cover delays practice at the las vegas grand prix. the ferrari team boss says it's unacceptable. hello and a very warm welcome to bbc news, i mark lowen live from southern israel overlooking gaza, where the united nations says a lack of fuel means aid cannot be brought into the gaza strip from egypt. the relief agency for palestinian says they are almost begging for fuel and should never have been put into that situation. the un says an urgent shipment of fuel is needed, as is the resumption of the telecommunications network. also in gaza, the israeli military raided the strip�*s largest hospital al—shifa this week, but prime minister benjamin netanyahu told cbs news there was no gunfight at the hospital because hamas leaders

the reality is that we are now bearing witness to these more crimes. frankie will crimes in any textbook of humanitarian. no, i'm not a human rights lawyer, but you know, for me, i don't know what else, what amounts will crimes and, and we're watching this now being done with the advice it to you. they don't even they don't even care about config communications anymore. they've, they've seen they can do it on the road, continues to allow them to do it. they have reached that level that's at the level of arrogance, but it's beyond anything, anything in the last 50 years. i cannot recall the conflicts where 5 thousands of children have been white tubs. in less than 6 weeks. i was able to, i cannot recall anything to that extent, and they are doing it with impunity. they are doing it with arrogance. and the western world is just as complicit as every one of those government officials in his room documents. we're going to go to about a minute or so left. i know you said before that this could all be stopped immediately by the israelis just stop the bombing. what channels do you think that th