lucy fraser at there. we can speak _ the decisions. lucy fraser at there. decisions. lucy fraser at there. we can speak now to _ the decisions. lucy fraser at there. we can speak now to a _ the decisions. lucy fraser at there. we can speak now to a human - the decisions. lucy fraser at there. | we can speak now to a human rights lawyer, and a member of the house of lords, joining us from scotland. thank you. you probably heard what the metropolitan police have said about these arrests and the concerns they had before the main events of yesterday. what do you make of their actions? just yesterday. what do you make of their actions? , ., , a yesterday. what do you make of their actions? , ., , , yesterday. what do you make of their actions? , ., , ., actions? just to pick up on what i heard lucy _ actions? just to pick up on what i heard lucy fraser _ actions? just to pick up on what i heard lucy fraser tell— actions? just to pick up on what i heard lucy fraser tell laura - actions? just to pick up on what i heard lucy fraser tell laura in i actions? just to

- fraser: yeah. (mooing) colin: if we go back even a few thousand years, all of the grasslands in the world were dominated by large mobs of grazing animals. and also, they were kept moving all the time by predators. so the animals - in this case, cattle - are never kept on the same area at one time. damon: by letting the cattle run amok in the crops, good things happen. they flatten the field, they create a utopia for the local insects which becomes a natural fertiliser, and crucially, they are fed as nature intended. colin: over the last 50 or 60 years, we've removed animals like cattle and sheep from eating their natural food and put them in feedlots, eating grain. and we should never have done that because they have never evolved to eat grain. so what happens is that the cattle are basically sick. and we are finding out now that the meat from feedlots is not healthy for us. it's certainly not healthy for the animals. and it's something that we should never have done. damon: any discussion around l

fraser: thank you so much.l pole from grace there, elizabeth holmes, cearley netflix films and series forever. thank you so much for that update. it is time now for truth or fake, our daily fact checking segment. i am joined by at catalina. good to see you as ever. in today's segment, something about fighter jet. reporter: regularly posted with information online. this time around, this video was posted on may 27 that has reached over 5 million views on twitter. you can see what they claim to be a russian fighter this incredible acrobatic lending on this aircraft carrier, the video that allegedly shows the possibilities of russian aviation. fraser: so these images might arouse suspicions of some. are they true or fake? catalina: we performed a reverse image search and found one of the original posts on this sikh account was posted on may 21. so let's take dust on this tiktok account was posted on may 21 -- it reads successful carrier landing with a cobra. we take a closer look at these revealing hashtags. the f

excuse me, commissioner fraser. alright, um i'll just make comments to you, chief of terra brown, and then i'll make my comment to chief o'connor and get chief serrano up here, but the intention of the commission and myself as the president is together as many of our officers and units to present we have a wonderful commission, but we have now a full commission. and there's just so much information and knowledge based and so for us to get the folks who are the main players, the points the responsible chiefs to come up and update us and give us information. it's really, really helpful because nobody really realizes that and i've been on for a little while. how vast the responsibilities and so when chief postelection o'connor talked about the men and women in the department and everything is just done under operational administration. um s it gives us a clearer picture. so thank you very much for your presentation, and we appreciate it. chief o connor. i want to get chief serrano up here again after the chief but i ju

thank you, commissioner fraser. thank you so much for your report, and it's wonderful to meet you and see you both. it's certainly an understatement for me to say you're a small but mighty office with an amazing impact, and that certainly comes through. um dr. broker you mentioned october october of 2019, which is the month that i retired from a long nursing career. and then boom. there we were. you brought back a lot of memories, and before i was a commissioner did get the chance to meet some of the members by just volunteering to do covid vaccinations at a couple of states, uh, stations. which is really fun and interesting. um i'm also curious about um. the whole issue of after covid and mental health. in the way that i think it's becoming clearer as time goes on , how it affected people emotionally, and now we're going back to normal. as if that's something that's so easy to do. and i know there's no answer to this and just and i know you're entirely aware of it, but that the idea that impact or the collision of

why are doing fraser? is it are we doing this? fraser? is it are we doing this? fraser?en fully—that case,- all the others, and they've been fully—that case, whyi fully tested. in that case, why do vaccine manufacturers do the vaccine manufacturers acquire from the acquire full immunity from the harms their products may harms that their products may cause before they'll release them? india is very shortly going to be the largest population in world, the population in the world, the biggest for market drugs in the world. and pfizer have never rolled out any of their vaccine, their experimental vaccines in india, because the indian government won't them government won't give them immunity prosecution immunity from prosecution for the they these are not new the harms they these are not new drugs. they've been now rolled out for over two years. billions and billions of doses have gone out. still require that out. but they still require that immunity from prosecution in how can safe ? fraser well, can they be safe? fraser well, as can they be safe? fraser well, ee wee — can t

why are doing fraser? is it are we doing this? fraser? is it are we doing this? fraser?been all the others, and they've been tettw—thet- all the others, and they've been fully—that case,- all the others, and they've been fully—that case, whyi fully tested. in that case, why do vaccine manufacturers do the vaccine manufacturers acquire from the acquire full immunity from the harms their products may harms that their products may cause before they'll release them? india is very shortly going to be the largest population in world, the population in the world, the biggest for market drugs in the world. and pfizer have never rolled out any of their vaccine, their experimental vaccines in india, because the indian government won't them government won't give them immunity prosecution immunity from prosecution for the they these are not new the harms they these are not new drugs. they've been now rolled out for over two years. billions and billions of doses have gone out. still require that out. but they still require that immunity from prosecution in how can safe ? fraser well,

that is time for fraser scarlett. i'm afraid fraser and scarlett.dmill is usually open on the first sunday of every month . first sunday of every month. ttso— first sunday of every month. ttso nontte— first sunday of every month. lisa hartle gb— first sunday of every month. lisa hartle gb news london. c1w lisa hartle gb news london. oh, it's lisa hartle gb news london. oh, tts o— lisa hartle gb news london. oh, tts o tonetn— lisa hartle gb news london. oh, tts o tonetn ston— lisa hartle gb news london. oh, it's a lovely story .— lisa hartle gb news london. oh, it's a lovely story . well,- lisa hartle gb news london. oh, it's a lovely story . well, do- it's a lovely story. well, do stay with us because coming up, we'll have more on eamonn holmes's explosive interview with gb news as he claims there was a toxic culture surrounding philip schofield . but first, philip schofield. but first, rachel airs— philip schofield. but first, rachel airs has— philip schofield. but first, rachel airs has your- c f ti;c: but first, rachel airs has your tuesday neotn

excuse me, commissioner fraser.ight, um i'll just make comments to you, chief of terra brown, and then i'll make my comment to chief o'connor and get chief serrano up here, but the intention of the commission and myself as the president is together as many of our officers and units to present we have a wonderful commission, but we have now a full commission. and there's just so much information and knowledge based and so for us to get the folks who are the main players, the points the responsible chiefs to come up and update us and give us information. it's really, really helpful because nobody really realizes that and i've been on for a little while. how vast the responsibilities and so when chief postelection o'connor talked about the men and women in the department and everything is just done under operational administration. um s it gives us a clearer picture. so thank you very much for your presentation, and we appreciate it. chief o connor. i want to get chief serrano up here again after the chief but i just w

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hello, i'm christian fraser, this is the context-— hello, i'm christian fraser, this is the context.xt. each and every one of these selfless nurses are - the context. each and every one of these selfless nurses are losing i these selfless nurses are losing another day's paid to save their nhs, and to make sure we can get our 7 million plus patients of those waiting lists, and give them the care and treatment they observe dumb actors. tote care and treatment they observe dumb actors. ~ ., care and treatment they observe dumb actors. ~ ~' ., ., ., actors. we kind of treatment we are ieittin ou actors. we kind of treatment we are getting you of _ actors. we kind of treatment we are getting you of the — actors. we kind of treatment we are getting you of the government, - actors. we kind of treatment we are j getting you of the government, now we have _ getting you of the government, now we have moved into a time of inflation, _ we have moved into a time of inflation, it'sjust not compatible with being able to exist, to pay our renti _ with being able to exist, to pay our rent. to— with b

i listened to goldman sachs, jane fraser said she is ready to adjust headcount. previous cfo said they were just worried about costs and costs under control. are you ready to take that out of the business again? are you actively considering scaling back any of the areas? are you ready to cut headcount in investment banking? >> that has all been very focused on the transformation program. our q1 performance at a reported level, our costs were down about 2%. if you adjust on a cost and currency target basis, we were up around 2% against the target of 3%. our cups are well-controlled. this is now embedded as a cost discipline in the organization and that is after 3.5 years of strong focus on cost. the other thing, in q1, most of that cost growth against target was all technology spend. it was digitization of the bank. that is good spend, not bad spend. manus: was no o'quinn speaking exclusively to us earlier today on the results and the way forward. octavio marenzi joining me now to talk banks. bank in transition, huge activist investor shareholders there on the ros

i sat down with jane fraser to talk about these and other challenges.nything new in the banking world? [laughter] jane: it has been a quiet week, david. david: quiet? ok. so, let's talk about what has been going on. let's start with the easy one. silicon valley bank. what went wrong there? jane: well, before we dive into that, i have worked in financial markets all around the world. i have to say we are very lucky in america. this is the best financial system in the world. [applause] it is the envy of the world. david: ok. but despite it being the best, we have some problems from time to time. jane: yeah, but they are isolated problems. when you look at it, the financial system is broad, deep, and it's competitive. we have large banks that are well-capitalized. and a sort of strength at the moment. we have medium-sized banks, regional banks, and by and large, they are equally well capitalized, serving their communities, playing an important part in the banking system. this is quite isolated. david: ok, but people are still interested in hearing about it

not for the first time, christian fraser. ifi can| time, christian fraser.in all over you. obviously the fear all week has been if the parades would go off without things being diminished but they did go off and the rains camejust before the fly—past. but there was a huge military involvement today with thousands of armed forces involved. those still serving abroad have been taking part too and celebrating what has been a very historic event. lieutenant commander steve taylor is with the uk maritime component command in bahrain and has been organising the celebrations there. what kind of celebration? taste organising the celebrations there. what kind of celebration? we have been hosting _ what kind of celebration? we have been hosting a _ what kind of celebration? we have been hosting a street _ what kind of celebration? we have been hosting a street party - what kind of celebration? we have been hosting a street party and i been hosting a street party and village — been hosting a street party and village fete here at our naval base. we have _ village fete h

you had set me up here, i'm with jane fraser on this his though -- historic day in global banking. i'm curious for you to take us behind the scenes. thinking about the first rescue made by a lot of large banks weeks ago, why was there not an inclination to step up and save first republic a second time? it's always a -- jane: it's always a sad day when you see a bank fail but it we are pleased to see the major uncertainty addressed and that's a good thing. on to mentally the u.s. financial system is sound. this is the case of a small handful of banks that were fully managed in getting this address, which is very important. when we stood up it was a statement that the major banks, the 11 major banks of the country in 30 hours put $30 billion to work. to buy the time to get the right solution in place. that was our intention. not to provide the answer, it was to give the time to get confidence restored and for our regulators to do their job, which they did. sonali: first republic is out of the way now, that was the whale in the room but what do you expect next in terms of future bank

defendant fraser said it was his work.he friends inquired about what happened and the fraser told them they were out robbing people and saw a single female in a car. >> preston was a three-year veteran of the police force. may 13th she was due to graduate in a master's degree in jurisprudence >> i felt sorry because nobody told them they were loved, nobody told them that you can do anything like i constantly preach to my daughters. >> and according to the evidence presented this crime spree was allegedly sparked when the girlfriend of one of the defendants asked him to come up with some money for a barbecue. back to you. >> dana: senseless. >> president biden traveling to a new york district. he was there to talk about the economy and debt ceiling. he had a few words for our next guest when he said the following. >> president biden: republican congressman lawlor is here as well. he is on the other team but the kind of guy that when i was in the congress, he was the kind of republican i was used to dealing with. he is not o

sportswoman of the year went to jamaican sprinter shelly—ann fraser—pryce. the world athletics championships in oregon injuly, becoming the first person to win five golds in an individual track event at the championships. michael matthews pipped mads pedersen to victory on a tougher than expected stage three of the giro d'italia. the race burst into life with a0 kilometres to go, and pedersen was dropped towards the top of the final climb. the dane clawed himself back into contention for the final run into melfi in southern italy, but matthews proved too strong, holding on to claim his first stage victory since last year's tour de france. belgium's remco increased his overall lead by 32 seconds. there was another tight finish in the ipl. kolkata knight ridersjust edged out punjab kings, winning off the last ball of the match. punjab made 179 for nine with shikhar dharwan hitting 57. varun chakravarthy took three wickets for kolkata and they seemed in control of their run chase, andre russell hitting a quickfire 43, but he was run out off the penultimate ball

commissioner fraser has been excused. commissioner collins. >> present. >> president nakajo you have a quorum. chief of department jeanine nicholson. and president nakajo will now read the lan acknowledgment. thank you very much. ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgement the san francisco fire commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples item 2 general public comment. members of the public

1st of fleet the receipt, both the individual and collective a war, jamaican sprinter, shelley and fraser pry was named female sports personality of the year of the award ceremony in parents, and i pray that you will be in, in some saucer now in the champions league, semi finals kick off him tuesday night when rail madrid play host to manchester city. coach pep gabriella side have one all the thing list. domestic honors in recent years, but have yet taste, glory in europe. it's tough. club competition. their best thing. this could be the year they finally changed that ray, i'm a dream celebrating their record, extending 14 european comp. last may. these are scenes that manchester city have so far, only been able to dream, despite their domination of the premier league over the last decade. they failed the sword against re out and the champions league semi finals a year ago. now they are doing their best to believe they can take down the spanish aristocrats. this time we go go, i got to be positive, i believe in ourselves. we obviously reached the final before. so we've proven that we can

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hello, i'm christian fraser. of state arrive for a reception that is being held this evening at the palace. welcome back to buckingham palace, ahead of the big event on saturday, the coronation of king charles ii! and queen camilla. king charles has beenjoined by the prince and princess of wales for a walk about on the mall to meet well—wishers from all over the world. it is for the day of rehearsals and diplomatic duties for the king in advance of the coronation. thousands of people are coming here to london, already on the mall, tens of millions expected to watch the ceremony around the world as well. let's hear from our royal correspondent. cheering. just a matter of hours to go now. and for those who've already taken up their places on the mall, a visit from the king. on the other side of the mall, william was preoccupied with the weather. i pray the sunshine stays out. keep you all dry. catherine with the children and prince george's role as a pageboy. they're really well, thank you. are they excited? excite

the necessity of changing this procedure was emphasized by the british name fraser, who became famous due to his support for the palestinian people for 12 years of stretching activities . he says that boycotting israeli goods, stopping investment in the occupied territories, and cutting off cultural, sports and social relations with the israeli regime. and also, the changes of the companies to the cancellation of commercial relations with effective measures against the apartheid regime of israel, this demand of a large number of people and governments should change their policies towards israel in protest against the policies of the bbc in supporting the zionist regime and justifying the crimes of this regime like many others . another demonstration started in front of the bbc building. reporting and preparing reports about palestine in favor of israel and in accordance with the policies of the british government. the action of the bbc's eyes and ears against israel's crimes is completely correct, and these conditions have worsened in protest against the action. shameful wireless, we

palestine will be possible with resistance, doctor esme fraser english, who has been banned for 12 years from stretching activities due to supporting the palestinian people, says that the boycott of israeli goods will stop investment in the occupied territories and cut off cultural and social relations with the israeli regime, as well as changes in companies to cancel commercial relations. with the zionists, take effective measures against the apartheid regime of israel, this is a great request from the people and governments to change their policies towards israel. britain is acting, the bbc's eyes and ears are completely closed to the devil, and this condition has made every person superior. the participants in this demonstration considered the support of some governments, including the british government, to the zionist regime as the approval of the killing of palestinian women, men, and children. they called for an immediate stop to it. the london radio and television competitions. the gallup institute survey shows that two-thirds of americans do not trust the government of this coun

jamaican sprinter shelly—ann fraser—pryce was named sportswoman of the year after she won the 100 meterthe 36—year—old has more world sprint titles than any other athlete. scotland head coach gregor townsend has signed a contract extension until 2026. he's been in charge for five years and led scotland to a third place finish in the six nations and to their highest place of fifth in the world rankings. another frustrating injury blow for england fast bowlerjofra archer who's returned home early from the ipljust five weeks before the ashes gets under way. archer's been suffering with a long—term elbow injury and has made just five appearances for mumbai indians this year. the ecb say archer will have have "period of rest and rehabilitation". the first test against australia starts at edgbaston on the 16th ofjune. british shooter amber rutter missed the tokyo olympics after testing positive for covid—19 on the eve of the games, leaving her struggling with anxiety and battling depression. she was ranked world number one at the time and strongly considered quitting the sport. she's told nic

i told captain fraser, you are iraqi, i don't know you if in ten years , here in this cell, maryam will be cheap with me no, it is from haj agha or seyyed azadegan, who was identified in the irregular wars headquarters and came to the so-called bessi, they say that it was the only option to collect the pieces of the puzzle and they could not control mr. abu tarabi abu tarabi by taking many prisoners and privileges more points because of the health of the children and the return of s.s., their families, the bride, they did not think that their originality would last for 10 years, tehran became the peshwa for one year, and the children said that he would not be in charge for two years. the reason is that it reached 10 years, eight years after the war. resolution 598 was issued and peace is being reached, but it has been two years after the negotiations and agreement, and all the prisoners were exchanged, some people said that there is nothing more than a wish to see such a day. and we had prepared to cooperate with you. we are going to the razavi shrine on the eve of the birth of imam rez

colin and fraser thank you for being here and the art commissioners president collins and others, welcome, i don't know all your names i apologize. but welcome. and thank you for your partnership on this. >> to our my command staff that is standing behind me i like to point out our ems command staff. chief tong who is the assistance the deputy chief of ems and paramedicine. chief tang and gordon and choker. also thank you to the sfac public art's staff. mary chew, marcus davie. lee. [applause] thank you to public works. kathleen o'day in the house. thank you, sister, you did a great job on this station from beginning to end for us. and we appreciate you, we need to clone you, thank you. and would like to welcome our fantastic artists here. michael bartloss have ralph come up per further opening remarks. come on down, brother. [applause], thank you, chief. good morning i'm ralph remmington welcome you to fire station 49. we celebrate initial ehs week and new art work. i like to take a moment and thank the fire department for hosting us today at station 49 opened 2 years ago and for their c

i'm christian fraser. >> we do not attack moscow.e fight on our territory. >> we live it to ukraine to decide how its going to defend itself and how it is going to try to get back the territory that has been seized from it illegally. >> it is a potentially very significant development. if this was indeed a ukrainian attack on the kremlin. ♪ christian: looking to the program. the kremlin accuses ukraine of trying to assassinate president vladimir putin. ukrainian say they had nothing to do with it. at least eight peoples in a security guard have been killed at a shooting at a school in belgrade. police have confirmed the 13-year-old student at school as been arrested. we will bring you the latest on that. a major police sting in europe, and hundred 30 people arrested across six countries in a coordinated operation against the italian mafia. and artificial intelligence governments should be using it to advance and grow our economy. two people think there are benefits that outweigh the risks. we begin tonight with's owning pictures from

. ♪ christian: hello, i'm christian fraser. this is "theontext." >> talk about the jets.nk everything. >> it's a good time to talk about in private the support the u.k. is giving and how we can make sure that support is not just here today but into the future. it is not a straightforward thing as we have been discussing to build up that combat aircraft capability. it is not just a provision of planes. ♪ christian: good evening and welcome to the program. attack drones, air defense, a new u.k. flying school for pilots. can they provide president zelenskyy with the kit that he needs? we will get the view tonight from kyiv and london. rishi sunak is marshaling his troops, a downing street reception to officially elaborate the coronation of king charles the third, but is also a charm offensive with splits in toya ranks? who wil pick the spring cabbage and the rhubarb? farmers say they need more labor and higher prices to solve the food crisis in britain. and we will take a look at the election results from turkiye. no victory in round one but early advantage to president erdo

entertainment tonight cohost kevin fraser reports 11,000 writers of your favorite films and tv showsalk off the job and onto the picket line as soon as tomorrow. >> it is a true hollywood cliffhanger and the ending is still being written. >> incredibly grateful there are negotiators for both sides. incredibly hopeful that they can come to an agreement. speak of the first impact would be late night tv, all of these shows could be off by tomorrow, plus remaining episodes of "saturday night live." this week's scheduled host is pete davidson. >> the writer's strike might happen. 'll know monday.ng on this for >> more than 11,000 writers are set to walk the picket line if no deal is set to. the main issue is streaming, 78% of households now subscribe to at least one streaming service but writers say those series payless and if you were episodes. ten years ago, the wga says a third of its writers worked at a minimum salary, it's now half. studio producers say the budgets are already stretched and they can't make a profit by paying more when revenues are falling. also playing a role in the

christian: hello, i'm christian fraser. you are watching "the context" on bbc news.er the street parties in a weekend of coronation celebrations, it was time to get back. the palace leads the way on a national day of volunteering. looting in khartoum as the two warring parties reach a cease-fire. we will speak to the aid agency is ting to prevent a humanitarian disaster. and the cost of war in ukraine. google releases satellite images that shows the before and after in cities around the country. overnight, more drone attacks on the capital kiev. yiv. welcome to the program. across the u.k., people have been marking the end of the coronation weakened by getting involved in community events. members of the royal family joined in with the volunteering big help out which included beach cleaning, litter picking and wildflower planting. rinses george and louis and princess charlotte were among those lending a hand. our royal correspondent has more. >> right on target. five-year-old prince louis on his first royal engagement is more than happy to get involved volunteering a

christian: hello, i'n fraser. are watching "the context" on bbc news p we have breaking news at the top of this hour, a jury in a civil case has reached a verdict in which donald trump is accused of rape. ej collins dismissed her accounts as a hoax. donald trump did not give evidence in this trial, but he did provide video deposition to 90 allegatio. the nine-member jury have decided the case by unanimous vote. we are you hear the verdict in the next few minutes. do we have any news on what that verdict is? >> not yet come a christian. the verdict will be read in court at the top of the hour. we will then hear if the jury has found donald trump liable or not liable for rape, for defaming e. jean carroll, and if they do find him liable, they will also outline how much money in damages to compensate her for her injuries as well as how much punitive damages they plan to award eugene carol. -- e. jean carroll. the jury has now reached their decision on those two questions, christian pugh to we will hear what that is s

with johnny depp, the fifth indiana jones and the novelty from scorsese with dicaprio de niro and fraseripated premieres of the current cannes and what stars promised to come show business news on the official poster of the seventy-sixth cannes film festival beautiful catherine deneuve on the set of the film capitulation in the mid-sixties, according to the organizers of the movie theater, this frame symbolizes the freedom of cinema and its timelessness in this year , 19 films will compete for the palme d'or, including works by cannes stars such as ken loach's vima wenders and nanimoretti among the most anticipated concours. on movies asteroid city wesa andersen, by tradition, invited from the tenth top stars, including scarlett johansson , tom hanks, steve carrell, margot robbie and tilda swinton. this comedy-drama and romantic retro story tells how the annual gathering of astronomers. in the mid-fifties it turns into events of a planetary scale. no less attention is riveted to premieres outside the competitive program, including the film that will be shown at the opening ceremony. this

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. >> norah: kevin fraser, turning now to the war in ukraine.dministration estite than 20,000 russian troops, many of whom convicts thrown into combat have been killed in the battle for bakhmut over the last five months. this body cam video from the ukrainian side it shows intense fighting in a battle that has become known as the meat grinder. the u.s. estimates another 80,000 russians had been wounded to. the fighting rages on, this video shows a russian missile strike in eastern ukraine today that killed two people and wounded 40 others. health experts are sounded the alarm about human made chemicals known as forever chemicals linked to cancer and other illnesses. him more than 95% of all americans tested had detectable levels in their blood to. we traveled to michigan to take an in-depth look at the contamination of freshwater fish. one environmental group calls the tip of a toxic iceberg. >> on michigan's grand river, biologists are fishing for chemicals. these freshwater fish will be tested for a family of caustic compounds that lasts a lon

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i'm christian fraser.is "the context." >> they are losing another day of pay to save the nhs and make sure we can get our 7 million plus patients off of the waiting list and giving them the treatment they deserve. >> the kinds of offers we are getting from the government now that we have moved into a time of inflation are just not possible with being able to live to exist to pay our rent, to buy food. >> disruption to patients, and i think that is disrespectful on the part of the nhs staff counsel. ♪ christian: hello. welcome to the program. bank holiday picket lines. the biggest nursing strike so far with a any and icu services affected for the first time. the approach to pay could mean this cycle repeating again and again for months to come. there is repeated unrest in france with thousands of marching on this labor day against president macron's pension reforms. we look at t latest from paris. one last pickup from port sudan where thousands of other foreign nationals are stuck desperately seeking transp

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the person late to receive both the individual and collective warner, jamaican sprinter, shelly and fraser pry was named female sports personality appear at the warrant ceremony in parents and i pray that you will be in, in, in champions league soccer, the semi final kick off on tuesday night when rail madrid play host to manchester, city, coach pet guardiola side have one all the english domestic honors in recent years, but have yet to take score in europe's top club competition. they're betting this could be the year they finally change that re i'm a 3 and celebrating their record extending 14 european comp. last may. these are scenes that manchester city have so far, only been able to dream, despite their domination of the premier league over the last decade. they failed the sword against re out and the champions league semi finals a year ago. now they are doing their best to believe they can take down the spanish aristocrats. this time we go go, i got the positive, i believe in ourselves. we obviously reach the final before. so we've proven that we can get to them stages and hopefully