i can remember coming to the frasers, my adoptive parents. >> but even with the frasers he doesn't rememberhing for his mother. >> when you were out with the frasers do you remember asking if we could bring a shovel along? >> no, i don't have an active memory of that. >> that's not a true memory for you? >> no, sir. >> aaron also remembered nothing about the house he lived in on dolphin avenue. he became the owner after the wrongful death suit. >> i didn't really want anything to do with the house. i didn't have any desire to have it. i was -- you know, a tough spot about my life. >> renters lived there until 2014. when they moved out, aaron realized the house was a wreck. his do-it-yourself repairs started inside. but in the back yard he found the swimming pool and an outdoor shower were also in shambles. >> i had a decision to make about the swimming pool. it had started to settle and the tiles were cracking. it needed to be completely redone, and it was going to be an expensive project. and i just didn't feel like in the neighborhood there was kind of a cap on what those properties were

department stores like frasers you have been closing by the hundred recently.osed and being redeveloped. city centres face a huge challenge if commuters don't return. bigger visitor attractions like this are going to be vital to their help. iam back i am back five o'clock. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. once again it's cloudy skies for some but not for all and finally we get some much—wanted sunshine across southern england. take a look at hastings a little earlier on. a glorious morning here. as we go through the remainder of the day it looks likely through the bristol channel towards suffolk is where we are likely to see the best of the sunshine. this cloud should start to thin and break in places, particularly sheltered western areas, allowing some sunshine to come through. as we go through the remainder of the afternoon a good deal of dry weather. always once again a little more cloud along that east coast and here temperatures struggling. we should see temperatures peaking at 22 celsius, 72 fahrenheit. now, it looks

ellen fraser, thank you for our followers.earning that there may be a shortage of popular toys this christmas. the toy retailers association says ongoing problems with shipping containers, and a lack of lorry drivers, means it s taking longer for products to arrive from overseas. alan simpson, is the owner and managing director of toytown in belfast. that is a lovely name, toytown. absolutely. that is a lovely name, toytown. absolutely-— that is a lovely name, toytown. absolutel . ~ ., , ., absolutely. what christmas are you exectin: , absolutely. what christmas are you expecting. what _ absolutely. what christmas are you expecting, what are _ absolutely. what christmas are you expecting, what are you _ absolutely. what christmas are you j expecting, what are you expecting? we are seeing a challenging market at the moment, keeping up with demand and the problems we�*re facing with containers coming in from china. china is where the majority of toys are manufactured and there is a shortage of shipping containers, which means go

i think simon fraser was exactly right. they were the wrong troops to send on an independent operation like bennington. the perfect troop would have been simon fraser and his band. they would have been the right folks for that so bergoyne is using them in an inappropriate way. as soldiers in the line of battle they work great and that's how they should should have been used. sending them off on these independent operations like huntington is a misuse of their capabilities. >> i think they blame -- as well for delaying aucoin and demoralizing his campaign. i've always thought it's almost a mirror of the northing campaign is somewhat like bergoyne essentially overriding his commander in new york henry clinton and play the same role in terms of upsetting his campaign. we are getting close to introducing questions from the audience but if or we do so there were miscalculations and it seems to me what united all of the british founders and they error sweet committed to making the 20 centuries to miscalculate the extent to which

christian fraser will be here _ have to handle. christian fraser will be here at _ have to handle. by coming up at afton and half past 11. i'll be joined by the chief executive of the cross party think tank demos and deputy editor of the sunday express. do join the sunday express. dojoin me the sunday express. do join me for that. dojoin me for that. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. well, it certainly was a hot day for many of us today. and, as expected, temperatures approached and even exceeded 30 celsius. the first time since the 23rd ofjuly, we never had these values throughout august. so, hence it feels so oppressive out there. we're not used to these high temperatures, certainly none in the last few weeks. you can see the clear skies across the uk, but the sign of the breakdown of the heat is already visible in the far southwest of the uk and in fact, through the course of the night, there could be some showers, hit and miss around parts of cornwall and devon. but the vast majority of us will have a dry, clear night and will be a warm one too. 1

history of sitcoms. >> the emmy goes to fraser. >> fraser. >> fraser! family. when david crain and i lived in new york, we were part of a group of six people. we were all attached at the hip, and we went everywhere together and celebrated everything together. and there's that period where you're looking to be out there, on your own. and the people you rely on are the ones who live down the hall. >> here we go. pivot! pivot! pivot! pivot! pivot! pivot! >> shut up, shut up, shut up! >> "friends" permeated the culture in a way that was really special. everybody was obsessed with the show, and it became, like, which one of these characters are you? if you were a girl, were you phoebe, monica, or rachel? >> i got to tell you, this really does put me in a better mood. >> the kids who were watching, the young audience, saw a lifestyle that was aspirational. i wish i had an apartment in new york city that no one seems to be worried about the rent for. i wish that i looked like matt le blanc. i wish i had jennifer aniston's hair. >> people, beyond the laughs, ac

this is bbc news, i'm christian fraser.ills a top islamic state militant, thought to be behind attacks that claimed the lives of four us soldiers in 2017. the fences have been reinstalled around the us capitol ahead of the protest this weekend in support of those who stormed the building onjanuary 6th. from the bright lights of new york to the home comforts of bromley, the tennis sensation emma radacanu is back and adjusting to a very this is bbc news, i'm christian fraser. china lashes out at the us, australia and britain over a new defence pact that gives canberra nuclear—powered submarines. but its notjust china annoyed — france says its been "stabbed in the back" by the australia prime minister who cancelled an agreement to buy french submarines, without any warning. france kills a top islamic state militant, thought to be behind attacks that claimed the lives of four us soldiers in 2017. the fences have been reinstalled around the us capitol ahead of the protest this weekend in support of those who stormed the building

the perfect troop to send would be fraser and the right folks to send.g them in an inappropriate way as soldiers come in the line of battle, they were great. sending them off on the little independent operations like then intent is o a misuse of their capabilities. >> that comes from trenton as well it's very important and demoralizing campaign so i would have thought of the southern campaign and the northern campaign but then with jermaine essentially overwriting his commander inti new york and then to play the same role as bennington and upsetting his campaign. >> that's a great point. >> and me introducing questions from the audience. before we do so, i want to come back to the real failure and miscalculations. and it seems to me with all of these british commanders that we continue to make the 20th and 21st century is to miscalculate the support off the revolution and then to expect little operation from ticonderoga and to take philadelphia and return to new york. always to be optimistic and here twice the size of skyler to be heavily outnumbered it'

simon fraser, the british advance or the architect and i think it was right. there wrong troops on an independent operations. the perfect trip to send what b happened simon fraser and his advance corporate it would happen the right folks to send. burgoyne is using them i think inappropriately. inappropriate way, just as soldiers in the line of battle they were great and that's how they should've been used sending them off on these independent operations like bennington is a misuse of their capabilities >> being blamed for trenton as well. dealing burgoyne, demoralizing his campaign, reducing troop numbers, i always thought it was a mere the campaign, the northern campaign is as much north like burgoyne and jermaine essentially overriding commander in new york, henry clinton and same as bennington and setting his campaign. upsetting that campaign. >> that's a great point. >> i'm getting close to introduce seeing questions from the audience but i to come back to the real failure and miscalculations. it seems to me what united all of the british commanders the er

fraser jackson reports. >> six years after a night of horror unfolds in france.round 300 victims and their families are getting their day in court. the trial for the 13th of november attacks is the biggest in modern french history. testifying will be a painful step but for many, it is necessary. >> this is my time, this is a time for my daughter. this is not the accuser's time. i don't care if they are there not. i don't care. anyway, i want to talk about claire. also what i lived on the 13th, the 14th and the days which followed and then also what i live now without my daughter, who was my only child. >> many parties have chosen not to take the stand themselves, opting instead to be represented by lawyers. >> there are 15-20% of people who will speak. 80% won't. for many reasons. a lot of people want the court to hear the facts but they know that others will do it so why boer repeating it? that shouldn't be takens a rebuff but rather that these testimonies are bei seen as a collective experience. >> speaking to france 24, one of the lawyers for the civil parties

midfielder kevin mcdonald hopes to be back in training soon after receiving a kidney from his brother frasero whatever it takes to get back on the pitch. one minute you�*re lying on the bed in the next minute you look up and have kidney post of it goes quick but it was obviously an interesting experience and thankfully i�*m feeling good, yeah. i�*ve been in the street and parking where i could not have completed all that and emma get into amongst the training group. i will still be careful and with the immune system and etc but i have to play in these little games and normal training now to get to a level where i want to be. i met a good level of fitness now to go running and stuff but i need to play into football fitness now so we have a point to get a kidney guard fitted to the hospital and on the 16th and then from there on we will look to crack i was training and see how we are and that will be the moment that tells me if i can play football again or if i have to look at someone else.— again or if i have to look at someone else. still relatively ho eful someone else. still relatively hop

douglas fraser, lucky him, went to find out more.alsog to up rate visitor centres at four distilleries around the country that provides spirit for this blend. the most valuable commercial brand to come out of scotland. in this immersive experience, it's not enough to sell a product, this is about smelling, tasting, colour and telling a story. consumers are really looking more and more to understand what's in their product, where it come from, how is it made, who are the people behind it? and certainly as you look at the next generation of consumers coming through, there's going to be an increasing demand. the whole distilling industry has been putting effort into whisky tourism. the year before covid, it was worth £85 million to scotland's economy and growing rapidly. there were nearly 2.2 million distillery visits, with an average spend of £39. the tourism end of whisky brought more than 1,200 jobs, a tenth of the industry total. department stores, like frasers here, have been closing by the hundred recently. some have been transfor

and you've also taught and researched at the university of manchester and simon fraser and south africa. you've been around the world in your teaching positions more interestingly you've been around the world in doing your research on education and all sorts of unusual places and the author of 15 books if i'm not mistaken if i count the latest, listens for low-cost education published by the institute and we advise all of our friends around the world to get a copy of this book which we are going to talk about now. you have been called the international memorial award you were called by philanthropy digest of the indiana jones of education policy. how did you get that and do you have a hat? >> i should have worn it. what would indiana jones thing. he was going somewhere in search of something mythical people denied existence of and finding it and doing stuff with it. the relationship for me of course was people were saying i was going to developing countries in search of something mythical which was low-cost private education and finding it and coming back to tell the world about it. may

representing 52 species from this unique ecosystem, or planted on the village land. duplicates again, fraser, green, g, l, g, you mentioned vote about the very good pro fish for do my work that asked me i evolved be hey, protest chiefs from an s plan is that make a lot of aging dis, she'd built the community can help to preserve the areas reach by diversity, houseman, and stick it in the moment for them to manage to the modem. you talk a doing my time here. i've gained a real understanding of how intricately connected mission, but his way of life is with the world around him. and how deep their knowledge epic runs your true defenders of nature and their right to remain here, serve united guardians must be defended to me . neither of them though, i know that will be the only that, but i think that a bit later, millennial georgia and will be there long enough for many of them. this some of the things that we need a bit as i'm larry. this is the most noble i'm with me, you know, but they have read that i'm supposed to. yes, i was there to be the most a to another man, but he met i studying and

representing 52 species from this unique ecosystem, or planted on village lands. duplicates again, fraser, green, g, u, l g. you sent me about about the the very proficient for doing my work that asked me you vote for the be have for august chiefs from and s plan is did make a lot of aging. dis, she'd built, the community can help to preserve the areas, reach by diversity, national houseman and stick it down to mama, florida. actually they do stripes image as the most to the model you i doing my time here. i've gained a real understanding of how intricately connected issue bunches, way of life is with the world around them, and how deep their knowledge optic runs. your true defenders of nature and their rights to remain here serve united guardians must be defended. you know to be the most. i mean i yeah. let that be the end of the being in the army and i need to get a bit later and what we have been there long enough for many of them this some of the things i need a bit as i'm looking, i took no bomb with me you know, but they have read a book to yes, i was there to be the most a to anoth

tweets emails on messages in response to our program last week on the aftershock of loan call that he fraser says highly informative interviews. the case has been made to wait a mask on people safe distance to mo. we must above all take care. this school that can destroy your.

he told my colleague, christian fraser, about his fond memories of time he spent withjim in london.pstead, especially hampstead heath. we often shared a new leash— heath. we often shared a new leash on— heath. we often shared a new leash on live, afternoon tea at edgerton _ leash on live, afternoon tea at edgerton house, he would have the scones and clotted cream and i — the scones and clotted cream and i would watch.— and i would watch. christian has all the _ and i would watch. christian has all the fun, _ and i would watch. christian has all the fun, doesn't - and i would watch. christian has all the fun, doesn't he? j has all the fun, doesn't he? i'm going to have to complain to my producers for that. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. very quiet on the weather front out there right now and home, too, after a hot tuesday for some of us, and here is a reminder of the temperatures we had on tuesday in a selection of places. these are the hot spots, up to 31, in one or two spots, up to 31, in one or two spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for example across

what through coastal areas through the fraser valley trying to see if it will squeak over on the other side of the rockies and unsettled for the great lake straight toward the ne. a tron has got a hive. 25 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. bye. for now, the news this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends, and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to. where there is hope, a witness documentary on a just, you know, the the 1st batch of international aid arrives in afghanistan. the cobble airport reopened for commercial flights. on the brink of collapse, afghanistan's health care system is under stress from a severe cache crunch. ah, well i haven't think of this is just live from the whole. so coming up, assessing the damage from harkin i'd as a loss of life and property, puts the

those who have been vaccinated. thousands of indigenous women in brazil have been protesting against fraser, enjoyable to narrow, demanding, better protection of their ancestral lands from 170 different goats. um, across the country and there in the capital to fight against the case at the supreme court that threatens to strip them of their land. they are also calling for a ban on widespread, illegal logging and mining on every russia and bell roof have launcher, major military exercises of about 200000 troops. taking part, the 3 month longs upon war games happen every 4 years, but it's causing concern in neighboring countries where we challenge reports the tang soon, the jet scream and the military men perform their tasks with grim face determination . the usual war game theatrics have been on display in eastern europe since thursday. this is zap had 2021 joint drill with between russia and a better ruth, that have western neighbors nervous despite vladimir putin assurances. there's absolutely, absolutely, and these bills are directed against any one, but holding them a logical while of a

what for the central and northern coast, a, b, c, through the fraser valley. trying to see if that brain will get across the other side of the rockies into alberta, eastern sections of candidates, unsettled for the great lakes. and we've got a run of rain for the northeast in the forecast on sunday. next, we're going to the top end of south america, and we've got our tropical moisture fallen where it should. we're also keeping tabs on hurricane larry. expected to become a cat for this weekend, and we'll see if there's an impact to bermuda. further for the south temperatures have fallen in a salty on. we had that rain move through so cool g r bit. you're now it's 30 degrees. also, temperatures have dropped in porto a laker with a high of 22 degrees on sunday. months of the day we've got you in for 14 on sunday . that's it for me. sponsored pay cut on airways. talk to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that it is going to be because of the situation on the ground seems to be pointing otherwise we listened. we were never on. 3 whatever road to off migration we me

the supreme court explicitly said that was only on campus speech if they can draw the line for fraser i don't think it's any harder to drive a line drawnline for tinker . >> rightnext to sam . >> fred from the daily rental . yesterday i think pennsylvania legislators are trying to subpoena all the voting records including drivers licenses, social security numbers. voter history, all that to give you a third-party in order to investigate sort of otvoter fraud or something. how does that relate to the california case? >> i'm not sure the exact nature of what they subpoenaed. i just saw the headlines and i think that would make a difference in the ordinance they claimed for the information but what it would come down to is does the state have a legitimate need for that information and is the request narrowly tailored? >> .. we talk about the right to vote but is an official act exercising power over your fellow citizens so that might fit into a different category when we think about whether or not to disclose who you are by presenting an id to vote or things along those lines so it's a c

. veteran far, i politician marine the pen addressed supporters from her national rally party in fraser's. she's expected to be the main competition for president emmanuel mccall, though he's yet to announce his bid for a 2nd term paris man. and he does go. is the favorite to win the socialist party nomination election is next year. so that then absolutely, i call on all french people who want to commit to france, and i call on all those who believe now humanist values. and in our future, i call on you citizens who want to save the planet. we want to build a strong and just republic who won't france to become an example once again among nations together. let's rise and with courage, determination, with optimism and generosity together. let's offer a future to our children. a french journalist pierre husky, says he, thou goes, current job could undermine support for her. being the mayor of paris obviously gives her a lot of visibility and importance. but it's also a handicap because outside periods people are resent the centrality of the capital . and they represent the what they see as or

he told my colleague, christian fraser about his fond memories of the time he spent withjim in londonn life, occasionally afternoon tea at edgerton house, he would have the scones and clotted cream and i would watch. i'm lactose intolerant! christian was certainly enjoying that interview. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. iam i am lewis vaughanjones. this is bbc news. goodbye for now. very quiet on the weather front out there right now and quite warm too, after a hot tuesday for some of us. here's a reminder of the temperatures we had on tuesday in a selection of places. these are the hotspots — up to 31 degrees in one or two spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for example, across the midlands. and wednesday is going to be another hot one, with tons of sunshine on the way. but we are starting to see a breakdown of this sunny weather in the far southwest of the uk. there's just the possibility of some showers early in the morning in cornwall, maybe even the odd crack of thunder. but for many of us, it's sunshine right from the word go and warm — 17 degrees

veteran, far right politician marine la pen address supporters from her national rally party in fraser's and paris smith. and he does go is the favorite to win the socialist party nomination. the election is next year. an exiled member of guineas, opposition has returned home city to a landed in con, actually on saturday, he moved to paris almost a year ago, saying he'd been friend by now deposed president alpha con day after last year's elections. so as all the headlines, the stream is next. how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. now, there are fewer regulations to own a tiger than their our own. a dog. how can this be happening? your weekly take on us politics and i see, and that's the bottom line. ah hi, i'm from the okay, welcome to the bonus edition of the stream i night to think of it as a theater, encore, when the cough comes back and performs another 3 numbers. in this show, we bring you to special conversations that happen after the live show has ended. coming up, the growing humanitarian crise

really is a very difficult market for small suppliers, particularly in the domestic market where the fraserrverse incentives to people about not treading with these energy suppliers because people on the other side of the market think they will go bust. so we are living in a world of a self—fulfilling prophecy where a default tariff gap is closing as many problems as it sells. ~ ., , closing as many problems as it sells. ~ . , ., sells. what is the solution here? what can be _ sells. what is the solution here? what can be done? _ sells. what is the solution here? what can be done? from - sells. what is the solution here? what can be done? from what . sells. what is the solution here? - what can be done? from what you're what can be done? from what you�*re saying, it�*s a fairly dire situation, how do we get out of it? i think we have to hope, i am so sure that the secretary of state and the industry leaders are working through contingencies that they can. it is reassuring to be that this should be physical supply disruption but we have a pricing mechanism that is very sensitive to small cha

what through coastal areas through the fraser valley trying to see if it will squeak over on the other side of the rockies and unsettled for the great lake, straight toward the northeast, trying to get a hive 25 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. bye for now. the the latest news as it breaks the storms spared the worse for a long island, which fear to direct it, but it's still whipped up high winds and high ways with detailed coverage. the government and set up is still too risky and all the children, not only program the kids from around the world, hundreds of children have been blown to women abused by fighters. in addition to social pressure can only carry their religion if both parents are you the, the the a again, you are watching as a reminder of our top stories. the 1st civilian flight has left cobbles, airports, all along, took over half cans. it hadn't been running since the last us troops left last week has been carried out with the help of cuts out and 30 humanitarian aid from cutler . as a rise in a common apple, united nations has warned that afghan is done is on the ver

you have been called and at this point i think it was sir anthony fraser the international memorial award you are called by vice philanthropy digest the indiana jones of education policy. how did you get that moniker and do you have a hat? >> i should have worn it today. what was indiana jones doing? he was going somewhere in search of something mystical, something people denied existed and finding it and doing stuff with it. so the relationship for me of course was people were saying i was going into developing countries in search of something mythical which was low-cost private education and i was finding it and coming back and telling the world about it . so i guess i haven't got a fedora. >> maybe it was lost, the ark was lost apparently for generations and it was said to be mythical but it was actuallylost and then recovered . >>that's an interesting dimension of it . i discovered and that's true, i discovered it for these people in these countries. >> .. i wandered into those and found this private school, in those days 20 years ago, charging about the equivalent of one used on a mo

douglas fraser went to find out more. a new perspective on the capital and on scotch whiskey.ion the makers ofjohnny walker have invested £185 million to convert the former phrases department store in princes street and up rating visitor centres at four distilleries around the country that provides spirit for this blend. the most valuable commercial brand to come out of scotland. in this immersive experience, it's not enough to sell the product, this is about smelling, tasting, colour and telling a story. consumers are really looking more and more to understand what's in their product, where it come from, how is it made, who are the people behind it? and certainly as you look at the next generation of consumers coming through, there's going to be an increasing demand. the whole distilling industry has been putting evidence into whiskey tourism. the year before covid it was worth £85 million to scotland's economy and growing rapidly. there were nearly 2.2 million distillery visits with an average spend of £39. the tourism and of whiskey brought more than 1200 jobs, a 10th of th

dr amyn sajoo is a scholar at simon fraser university and he is contributing editor of the 2018 bookistory, ethics and law. he's in vancouver. it isa it is a pleasure to have you in the programme. something taliban authorities said from the get go is that they would be implementing sharia law. what is it?— be implementing sharia law. what is it? ~ ., ~ ., what is it? well, thank you for havin: what is it? well, thank you for having me _ what is it? well, thank you for having me on. _ what is it? well, thank you for having me on. they're - what is it? well, thank you for having me on. they're very - what is it? well, thank you for | having me on. they're very true sharia law is suspect, and your news report right now shows why. afghans are clearly not buying this claim of legitimacy, and i think the term sharia law is problematic, it can ignores the fact that sharia is primarily an ethical framework from which a legal tradition has derived over time. as soon as one recognises this, one is suspicious of the modern state claiming to be the steward or custodian or keeper of the sharia be

protesting by blocking road laughter. coast of a band, the entry of cars with a nice and trace habeas fraser in face. he considers the decision by close of the criminal action is demanding possible. remove all his special police forces before so shooting to resolve to destroy us present. joe biden has received a both shots for the 5 coffee, 900 vaccine, federal regulators approved a 3rd dose of the finances job for american 65 and older. and for adults with underlying house conditions, as in by, in the 78 adults who work in high risk and institutional health settings also quantify for the booster. now bank are famous night life is part of the reason the city has been a top tourist destination in asia for years. but as thailand government works on bringing international tourists back, curfews are still in place and buys are close. hydra has more from the ty capital, this network of allie's in pat pong, usually the vibrant center of bank are unique style of night life. now it's idle and dark. the shutters were pulled down on bars and entertainment venues in the weeks after the 1st cases of cov

so north of the fraser scooping up about a 130 millimeters of rain, that wet weather, diving down through washington state and oregon. and that's going to help provide relief to nearly 20 wildfires burning there for the u. s. calls states remnants of was hurricane nicolas still given us what weather pulses towards the south of alabama and along the florida panhandle in time for central america. just aggressive rain falling in mexico city on sunday. we've got some what weather across the caribbean, his farm. ok for that top end of south america, persistent rain for the pacific coast of columbia, falling through the columbia andes further toward the south. disturbed weather for part of a lake re rate down to your grey or something on 39, but i think you'll get up to 40 by the time monday rolls around and then a big drop in temperatures. on tuesday, the weather sponsored by cut off airways voted world's best airline of 2021. meteor ice, small natural rocks from outer space that survive the journey down to us and have high market value for rock and minimum collectors. the world's joins the mo

i'm christian fraser in london. the british foreign secretary told a committee of mps today that his government had ordered british embassy staff to destroy anything that would hand the taliban a propaganda coup. yet we now know, in the haste to evacuate, they left behind the contact details of afghans who'd worked for the embassy and the cvs of people who applied. fortunately, they were found by a british reporter, not the taliban gunmen scouring the building. as for the propaganda coup, well, they don't come much bigger than the celebration in kandahar today, at which the taliban paraded the humvees, a helicopter, and an arsenal of weapons they have captured. to the victor goes the spoils of war — and the keys to the presidential palace. the taliban are working to form their new government. it will be announced in the coming days, but without any women in senior positions. in an interview with bbc pashto, the deputy head of the taliban political office in qatar said women could continue working for government, but

what through coastal areas through the fraser valley trying to see if it will squeak over on the other side of the rockies and unsettled for the great lake, straight toward the northeast, trying to get a hive 25 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. bye for now. the on counting the cost china designs on the ocean bay, james investing millions in for the last 3 months in august. can india count to china? geo political and economic. mike lost a referendum in berlin to strip a landlord of tens of thousands of whole accounting. the cost on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so now you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. oh, the me you're watching. i'll just remind them and help stories this. the 1st civilian flight, his last couple airport since the taliban took over a chemist on the airport hasn't been operational since us troops finally withdrew. last week i've been repaired with the help of technical things from turkey. and fin up from huntington. ida has put the spotlight on problems with housing a

billy gilmour found its way in, things for scotland mayjust have been different, especially as ryan frasernament certainly aren't over. thejourney, though, getting a little more precarious. adam wild, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello there. parts of scotland and northern ireland did very well with the sunshine today. it was quite warm too. but elsewhere, we held onto that cloud. it was thick enough to produce some patchy light rain and drizzle. the next few days, similar story. much of the south and east will be cloudy, with spots of drizzle. further west, we should see some sunshine, all because of this area of high pressure and the position it's sitting in, continuing to feed this north—northeasterly wind across the country, bringing in this low cloud off the north sea. most of the cloud will affect england, wales, parts of eastern scotland overnight, but western scotland, northern ireland, some clear spells, where it will turn chilly once again. but for most, double—figure values. thursday, then, a rather cloudy start pr

wllen fraser is a partner in energy, utilities and resources at the management consultants baringa.ot of debate on whether or not brexit has had a hand in this. and whether being out of the eu will leave britain more why are the prices we pay here so much higher than the rest of europe? so much higher than the rest of euroe? �* , ,., europe? because the uk is an island and _ europe? because the uk is an island and because _ europe? because the uk is an island and because we - europe? because the uk is an island and because we have i europe? because the uk is an i island and because we have been very proactive in the uk about renewable generation, we have got some unique dynamics that happen in the stop —— in the uk. we had exceptionally calm weather lately so a lot of the wind generation we got in the coastal areas has not been generating the electricity we would normally see coming at this time of year from the wind turbans. so we have to use gas instead to backfill that electricity generation, and in addition to that, we are actually at gas storage in the uk, relative to some othe

ellen fraser is an energy analyst and partner at the management consultancy firm baringa.s go under before the end of the winter. there is a real range. we have some of the bigger suppliers, they buy their energy ahead, they hedge their energy to make sure they smooth out the volatility in the pricing curves that happen. some of the bigger ones will be much more stable. it takes a lot of money to buy that energy ahead and trade, the amount of collateral they have to post are significant. a lot of the smaller suppliers don't have the money to do that and don't have the experience in terms of how to accurately forecast what you will need and then buy against that. the algorithms they use to predict what we use as consumers in the home and matching that often in terms of accurately what they purchase in advance, is quite a sophisticated skill. we have a number of new market entrants who don't have the skill to hedge effectively or the balance sheet and the cash to be able to do that. it leaves them much more vulnerable. typically, you would see this kind of market, some of th

you have todd beamer's employee identification badge he carried with him on the plane and colleen fraser's drivers license that was recovered at the crash site. the drivers license is a facsimile. we will come around the side where this wall is all about passengers and crew of flight 93, the idea, much like portrait hanging on your wall at home if you have family photos hanging there is a central photo where each of the 40 passengers and crew are identified and there is an unmarked secondary photo that captures them with other people in their lives. other family members or friends, moment in time from their life that was really special to their family or friends. this piece in the center is the of the purser, would have been the flight attendant carry for first class on night -- flight 93. this was the signature -- signature piece war by deborah wells. debbie would regularly wear this sailor style when she went to work. this is one of the photos we have of her wearing that hat. just above that photo you will see debbie with her dalmatian which she absolutely loved. then if you come down to

this is bbc news with me, christian fraser. president biden tells world leaders he wants to end the covid pandemic in 2022. but with still only a fraction of people vaccinated in africa, how realistic is the president's target? the five permanent members of the un security council are meeting this evening in new york to discuss the future of afghanistan. the british foreign secretary says it will require a collective effort to stop afghanistan becoming a haven for terrorists. the world health organization gets tough on air pollution, slashing the recommended safety levels, but some say the new targets are out of reach. and lithuania tells people to throw away their chinese phones after finding security risks in the huawei and xiaomi models. hello, and welcome. joe biden wants 70% of the world's population vaccinated by next september. that is a bold ambition when you look at where we stand right now. today, for a virtual summit the president hosted from the white house, he brought together the heads of state, the executives of

had led to — one, but after a sending off, st mirren scored twice, the winner coming from marcus fraser'savejust level, as you can see, and hibernian have just taken the lead against st johnstone. to the women's super league now, because champions, chelsea thrashed manchester united 6- chelsea thrashed manchester united 6— one and it was australian star sam kerr scored twice to end man united's unbeaten start to the season. brighton have dropped points, losing to aston villa. all of the day's football on bbc sport website. a french rider has successfully defended his world road race title at the world championships in belgium. he will wear the rainbow stripes for another year after successfully breaking away from the palette on 11 miles to go. and he had time to celebrate just before the finish. briton's tom pidcock was six. britain's event riders had a clean sweep at the european championships in switzerland after leading the dressage and cross—country. the all—female team comfortably won the team gold medal and clear showjumping round meant nicola wilson took the individual title ahead

this is bbc news with me christian fraser. how do we pay for our elderly populations? learn from their close neighbours? the taliban flag is raised in the panchir valley, the taliban flag is raised in the panjshir valley, the one part of afghanistan, that had remained outside its control. the resistance says it will fight on. crucial climate talks , hosted by the uk , are now less than two months away. we'll look at the challenges faced by those trying to find a new agreement.

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one, but after there was a sending off, st mirren scored twice, with the winner coming from marcus fraser'sester united. australian star sammy care scored twice as they ended united's unbeaten start to the season. brighton are playing aston villa and leading i— 0 there, and goals between... others details on the btw met bbc sport website. —— on the btw met bbc sport website. —— on the bbc sport website. a man has been arrested in connection with the murder of sabina nessa who was killed nine days ago in what police decide mac described as a significant development. —— in what police describe as a significant development.— police describe as a significant development. officers say they continue to _ development. officers say they continue to support _ development. officers say they continue to support the - development. officers say they continue to support the mac's l development. officers say they - continue to support the mac's family and describe the arrest as a significant development. —— continue to support sabina nessa's family. she was last seen on the 17th of september and was makin